What lies beneath : Katrina, race, and the state of the nation /

In August 2005, thousands of New Orleans residents-overwhelmingly poor, largely people of color, the majority black-were left to face one of the worst "natural" disasters in US history on their own. They were left to die in prisons, in nursing homes, and on the street. Survivors were crimi...

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Corporate Author:	South End Press
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Cambridge, Mass. : South End Press, ©2007.
Subjects:	Hurricane Katrina (2005) 2005 Hurricane Katrina, 2005 > Social aspects. Disaster relief > Social aspects > Louisiana > New Orleans. Marginality, Social > Louisiana > New Orleans. People with social disabilities > Government policy > United States. Disaster relief > Social aspects. Marginality, Social. People with social disabilities > Government policy. Race relations. Social aspects. New Orleans (La.) > Race relations. United States > Race relations. Louisiana > New Orleans. United States.

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