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(AP Photo/Evan Vucci, File)

Judge: You can't sue a hashtag

Matthew Sheffield
Kenneth Gleason is shown in an undated booking photo (East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s Office via AP)

Racially-motivated slayings in Louisiana

Taylor Link
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Fighting for LGBT rights in LA

Sarah Gamard - Salon Young Americans
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A storm brewing in Louisiana

Sarah Gamard - Salon Young Americans
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New Orleans Pride parade (AP/Gerald Herbert)

Rep to limit feds on gender

Sarah Gamard - Salon Young Americans
DeJuan Guillory (Facebook/DeJuan Guillory)

Justice for Dejuan Guillory

D. Watkins
(AP Photo/Alik Keplicz)

Higgins and Auschwitz

Taylor Link
Clay Higgins (AP/Jose Luis Magana)

Clay Higgins on Muslims

Matthew Rozsa
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a violation of poor rights

Southern Poverty Law Center - Southern Poverty Law Center
Rod Dreher Family Photo (Penguin Random House/Beth Boughton)

Rod Dreher's American paradox

Peter Dreier
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Bill Quigley - Alternet
In this Sept. 2, 2015 photo, the inscription on the Liberty Place monument is seen in downtown New Orleans. Prominent Confederate monuments long taken for granted on the streets of this Deep South city may be on the verge of coming down and become new examples of a mood taking hold nationwide to erase racially charged symbolism from public view. Beginning the week of Dec. 7, 2015, the City Council will take up the issue of removing four monuments linked to Confederate history. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) (AP)

Fighting for the confederacy

Matthew Sheffield
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(Michel Varisco)

Lara Naughton - Narratively
(AP Photo/Bruce Smith)

truble coming in trump town

AP Staff
(Illustration by Sishir Bommakanti/Narratively)

Crystal Ponti - Narratively
From left, Rep. Bill Cassidy, retired Air Force Col. Rob Maness, and Sen. Mary Landrieu wait moments before the debate, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2014 at Centenary College in Shreveport, La. (AP)

Matthew Rozsa
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Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke talks to the media at the Louisiana Secretary of State's office in Baton Rouge, La., on Friday, March 22, 2016, after registering to run for the U.S. Senate, saying "the climate of this country has moved in my direction." Duke's candidacy comes one day after Donald Trump accepted the GOP nomination for president, and Duke said he's espoused principles for years that are similar to the themes Republicans are now supporting in Trump's campaign, on issues such as immigration and trade. (AP Photo/Max Becherer) (AP)

Matthew Rozsa
Clay Higgins (CBS)

The fall of "Cajun John Wayne"

Zack Kopplin
Donald Trump (Reuters/Carlo Allegri)

Trump in the bayou

Arlie Hochschild - TomDispatch.com
Piles of debris sit outside the Golden Rule Daycare in St. Amant, Louisiana. 140 children attend the daycare, which owners estimate won't reopen for four months. (Lisa M. O'Neill)

Louisiana after the flood

Lisa M. O'Neill
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New Orleans, August 30, 2005. (Reuters/Rick Wilking)

Bill Quigley - Alternet
Debris piled up from flooded home on Hodgeson Road in Prairieville, Louisiana on Sunday (Lisa O'Neill)

Louisiana victims speak

Lisa M. O'Neill
Motorists on Highway 190 drive through deep water through Holden, La., Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016. (AP Photo/Max Becherer)

Louisiana floods: What we know

Brendan Gauthier
David Duke, Donald Trump (AP/Reuters/Nati Harnik/Photo montage by Salon)

Justine Morris
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