I joined the Urban League of Charleston for a great community conversation at Mother Emmanuel AME Church in Charleston, SC. Thankful for the meaningful discussion and community engagement as we focus on the work we still have to do.

With Julian Bond at Southern University, New Orleans campus in 1985

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RIP Rep Rangel. Throwback photos of him and my father, Ernest Morial, President of Alpha Phi Alpha at the time.

Times Picayune front page shortly after my victorious mayoral race in New Orleans

With New Orleans Civil Rights legend Rev Avery Alexander at the 1988 DNC in Atlanta

A throwback with then-Senator Portman, discussing jobs and urban policy.

Ran into Bro Chaka Zulu in ATL. NOLA STRONG! ⚜️

Ran into a delegation of Xavier Grads! ⚜️

With VP Al Gore and Rep Bill Jefferson in 1999 at Mother’s Restaurant in NOLA

As a private citizen and lifelong advocate for equity and democracy, I had the pleasure of meeting with DNC Chair, Ken Martin

Congrats Jonathan Capehart (@capehartj) on the new book! . Yet Here I Am: Lessons from a Black Man's Search for Home

Just released! Where do we stand on police reform and racial justice five years after the tragedy that changed America? See the findings in our new report. To Be Equal:

Thank you @pennalumni for honoring me with the Alumni Award of Merit! Thank you for recognizing my hard work in service and commitment to empowering our communities.

A for real throw back!

An unforgettable trip to West Africa with former Mayors Micahel Nutter, Manny Diaz and Henry Cisneros - pictured here with Yvonne Sawyer OBO. Mayor of Freetown Sierra Leone.

What an honor .

Remembering my friend Itchy today. May he RIP

Throwback to the Holiday Bonfire when I was Mayor of New Orleans. Congressman Troy Carter, then a City Council member, and I lit the fire in a ceremony on the levee in the Algiers neighborhood in 1988. Fun fact: the bonfire used to be made of wood from demolished crack houses

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