Jordan Flaherty

Jordan Flaherty is a filmmaker and journalist based in New Orleans. You can see more of his work at jordanflaherty.org.

Visions of a Future Beyond Capitalism: Revolutionary Films to Watch Under Quarantine

New Orleans opinion columnist used racial slur in city council

Best Films of 2016: Black Excellence Versus White Mediocrity

The Films Oscar Left Out: Race, Gender and the Best Films of 2015

Sex Work, Feminism, and Revolution

The Best Films of 2014

Nine Years After Katrina: It’s All About the Takeover

HBO Rewrites Post-Katrina History

World Social Forum Opens in Tunisia

Once Upon a Bayou

The Aftermath of Deepwater Horizon

Floodlines

The Battle for New Orleans Continues

The Jury’s Turn

Defending Killer Cops

Occurrence at Danziner Bridge

High Water Anxiety

Race and Politics in a Rural Louisiana Town

Criminalizing Consensual Sex

The Incarceration Capital of the US

Rogue State

Days of Cop Violence in New Orleans

Fears of Cultural Extinction on Louisiana’s Gulf Coast

Racist Revenge in Jena

The New Politics of Post-Katrina New Orleans

Her Crime? Sex Work in New Orleans

The Battle Over Discriminatory Housing Laws in New Orleans

Still Homeless, Still Struggling in New Orleans

Life in Gaza

New Orleans for Sale

New Orleans for Sale

A New Orleans Intifada?

Torture at a Louisiana Prison

Three Years After Katrina

Organizing for Freedom

Education Versus Incarceration in Tallulah

Fox’s New Paean to the N.O.P.D.

Racism and Resistance

Looking for Justice in Jena, Louisiana

Forgotten Mississippi

A Catastrophic Failure

Gitmo on the Mississippi

Back Inside New Orleans

Notes from Inside New Orleans

Human Shields in Bethelem