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“I can’t stand it anymore, being lifted up and then smacked down again, just when we were all trying so hard to…
“I can’t stand it anymore, being lifted up and then smacked down again, just when we were all trying so hard to…
A couple months before New Orleans flooded, I remember walking through my neighborhood on a beautiful weekend afternoon and hearing music. …
Its bittersweet being back in New Orleans. Although the architecture is the same, and its a relief to walk the streets and…
The national conversation about New Orleans has shifted from relief to reconstruction. While alliances form among local and national elites, the majority…
A month later, many of those dislocated and displaced from New Orleans are still trying to reunite with family members, still trying…
Last New Year’s Eve, a Black Georgia Southern University student named Levon Jones was killed by bouncers in the Bourbon Street club…
What actually happened in New Orleans these past two weeks? We need to sort through the rumors and distortions. Perhaps we need…
August 27 – September 3, 2005 Its been a day since I evacuated from New Orleans, my home, the city I love.…
I just left New Orleans a couple hours ago. I traveled from the apartment I was staying in by boat to a…
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