Titlebook: Overcoming Katrina; African American Voi D’Ann R. Penner,Keith C. Ferdinand Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc.

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Pete Stevensonrview was conducted in the combination kitchen and living room furnished by the church people of Cullman. A table for two resting on eighteen inches of linoleum was all that separated the kitchen from the tiny living room, with its faded brown carpet, worn couch, and old TV..He is one of the poorly

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Parnell Herbertracism around the country. He drove from the city by car to Virginia, where he watched the disaster unfold on cable news shows..This interview took place on January 11, 2006, in an Urban League office in Houston. Parnell is a tall, muscular, and youthful-looking political activist.. His heritage was

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Harold Toussaintused..A short, slender, and impeccably groomed man, Harold was wearing perfectly creased dress pants and a short, beige, leather jacket with a hand-knit, striped, wool scarf stylishly draped around his neck on the day of his first interview in the lobby of the Howard Johnson on January 6, 2006.. He

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Denise Roubion-Johnson colleagues and patients. The interview took place at her custom-built Eastover home, a gated community of executive homes located at the far edge of New Orleans East. One entire wall of windows looks out over the gated community’s pond and golf course. Downstairs her console is adorned with picture

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Charles W. Duplessislue, short-sleeve, rayon shirt with dress slacks. His leather church shoes were polished. Unlike those who, however reluctantly, stay away from New Orleans and are reticent to talk about its future, Charles was uninterested in discussing the pre-Katrina past. No matter what the question, he tenaciou

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Willie Pitfordarate two-story game room.. In the front yard was a FEMA trailer, a white Hummer, and two SUVs. His dress was casual: denim shorts and a t-shirt. His manner was modest and self-effacing.This narrative is an example of men with means who chose not to leave: risk-takers who wanted to protect their pro

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