The Weekly Louisianian, founded in 1896 by renowned journalist and activist Charles S. Johnson, has been a cornerstone of New Orleans journalism. Initially established to serve the African American community, it evolved to cover civil rights, local culture, and social justice issues, earning the respect and trust of its readers through investigative reporting and community engagement. Today, you can explore the rich history of this influential voice on OldNews.com, where you’ll find scans of The Weekly Louisianian from New Orleans, Louisiana, United States starting 1872, including 1,141 scans in total. This platform offers a unique opportunity to uncover historical figures, events, and potentially even connections to your own family history. Dive into the past and see how The Weekly Louisianian has shaped the dialogue around social issues in Louisiana—your exploration of old newspapers could reveal stories that resonate with your own experience.