#hurricanekatrina — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #hurricanekatrina, aggregated by home.social.
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In light of certain events happening with a specific government agency I would recommend this Disney/Hulu series.
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In light of certain events happening with a specific government agency I would recommend this Disney/Hulu series.
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In light of certain events happening with a specific government agency I would recommend this Disney/Hulu series.
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In light of certain events happening with a specific government agency I would recommend this Disney/Hulu series.
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In light of certain events happening with a specific government agency I would recommend this Disney/Hulu series.
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#ThrowbackThursday to 2006, the New Orleans Aquarium suffered a catastrophic loss of almost all animals in Hurricane Katrina (2005) but the penguins (who could breathe air) were among the few survivors-- this bird was among them
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20 years ago, most important Mardi Gras in New Orleans history, after Hurricane Katrina & Federal Flood, our declaration that we were not dead yet and refuse to be buried while still living.
Photos by Infrogmation of New Orleans, 2006.
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#PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series
"#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.
"Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.
"Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.
"The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"
Saturday, January 31st,
7PM
Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
Admission is FREESource:
https://www.wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-presents-not-not-jazz-w-live-performance/#JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory
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#PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series
"#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.
"Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.
"Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.
"The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"
Saturday, January 31st,
7PM
Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
Admission is FREESource:
https://www.wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-presents-not-not-jazz-w-live-performance/#JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory
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#PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series
"#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.
"Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.
"Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.
"The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"
Saturday, January 31st,
7PM
Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
Admission is FREESource:
https://www.wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-presents-not-not-jazz-w-live-performance/#JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory
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#PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series
"#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.
"Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.
"Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.
"The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"
Saturday, January 31st,
7PM
Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
Admission is FREESource:
https://www.wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-presents-not-not-jazz-w-live-performance/#JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory
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#PortlandME - #JazzAtTheMovies film series
"#WMPG’s Jazz At The Movies team are pleased to present our first film of the 2026 season, the documentary 'Music Pictures: #NewOrleans'.
"Beautifully shot and recorded, the film is a loving portrait of four Crescent City jazz, soul, and blues legends, and a celebration of 100 years of New Orleans musical history.
"Directed by New Orleans native filmmaker #BenChace, 'Music Pictures: New Orleans' is a vibrant documentary exploring the rich musical heritage of New Orleans. It showcases the city’s diverse musical landscape, from legendary #JazzClubs to lively street performances, highlighting the influences of #Creole, #AfricanAmerican, and #French cultures, and how historical events, like #MardiGras and #HurricaneKatrina, have shaped the city’s music scene. Through interviews with local musicians and historians, Music Pictures: New Orleans reveals music’s central role in the city’s cultural and social fabric.
"The film showcases four New Orleans music legends: Grammy-winning #IrmaThomas 'The Soul Queen of New Orleans' ; #BennyJonesSr., the leader and drummer of the world renowned #TremeBrassBand; guitarist #LittleFreddieKing, the 'Last King of the Blues'; and the pianist and educator, #EllisMarsalisJr., patriarch of the famed jazz family, in what would be his last concert before his death. Music Pictures: New Orleans follows each of the four artists, one by one, as they talk about their lives, rehearse, and record a new album in the studio in early 2020s. By combining vintage footage with live interviews and rare backstage access, this film provides a wonderful snapshot of New Orleans as the home for so much great American music, from #soul to #BrassBand to jazz and #TheBlues. What better way to get ready for the Mardi Gras season!"
Saturday, January 31st,
7PM
Portland Conservatory of Music, 28 Neal St., Portland
Admission is FREESource:
https://www.wmpg.org/jazz-at-the-movies-presents-not-not-jazz-w-live-performance/#JazzHistory #MusicHistory #AfricaAmericanHistory #BlackMusicians #NewOrleansHistory
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Trump administration puts Fema workers back on administrative leave https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/02/trump-fema-workers-administrative-leave #Trumpadministration #HurricaneKatrina #Environment #USpolitics #USnews
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Why Isaiah Hartenstein wore a vintage OKC Hornets jersey https://www.rawchili.com/nba/411336/ #Angeles #Basketball #chris #ChrisPaul #City #Hartenstein #Hurricane #HurricaneKatrina #Isaiah #IsaiahHartenstein #Katrina #Lakers #Los #LosAngelesLakers #National #NationalSports #NBA #new #NewOrleansPelicans #News #Oklahoma #OklahomaCity #OklahomaCityThunder #OklahomaCity #OklahomaCityThunder #Orleans #Overall #OverallPositive #Paul #Pelicans #Positive #Sports #SportsNews #Thunder
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Big Picture Science for Nov. 03, 2025: Katrina and the River
REPEAT
“The Mississippi River will always have its own way; no engineering skill can persuade it to do otherwise,” said Mark Twain. In this, our final episode marking the 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we consider how efforts to control the Mighty Mississippi – a river engineered from its Minnesota headwaters to its Gulf Coast outlet – have responded to the devastating storm, and how New Orleans’ relationship to the river has changed. Can the city keep up with the pressure that climate change is putting on this engineered system, or is retreat the only viable response?Plus, a wetland recovery project that aims to bolster protection from hurricanes and flooding in the Lower Ninth Ward.
Guests:
* Boyce Upholt – Journalist and author of “The Great River: The Making and Unmaking of the Mississippi River”
* Nathaniel Rich – Author of “Second Nature: Scenes From a World Remade” and the New York Times Op-Ed, “New Orleans’ Striking Advantage in the Age of Climate Change”
* Harriet Swift – New Orleans resident
* Andrew Horowitz – Historian, University of Connecticut, author of "Katrina: A History, 1915-2015"
* Rashida Ferdinand – Founder and Executive Director of Sankofa Community Development Corporation, overseeing the Sankofa Wetland Park and Nature Trail in New Orleans
* Jason Day – Biologist, wetland Scientist, Comite Resources in LouisianaOriginally aired August 18, 2025
Download podcast at - https://bigpicturescience.org/episodes/katrina-and-the-river
You can listen to this and other episodes at http://bigpicturescience.org/
Get early access to ad-free versions of every episode by joining us on Patreon. Thanks for your support!
#BigPictureScience #SETI #News #Podcast #Science #MississippiRiver #HurricaneKatrina
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"The experts who investigated the 2005 flood in #NewOrleans tell what they learned--and what the major media never covered. New Orleans' story not covered by out-of-towners."
#TheBigUneasy2025: a #documentary by #HarryShearer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdgIjsjsfjs
#HurricaneKatrina #Katrina20years #hurricanes #extremeWeather #cities #film #cinema -
I'm just sitting here - safe in Florida - and feeling guilty ...oh so guilty ... that I'm relieved we are not in the path of #HurricaneMelissa !
PLEASE help #Jamaica any way you can! They will not be able to handle this without much monetary help!
Please remember that this one is stronger than #HurricaneKatrina when it hit #NewOrleans and much stronger than #HurricaneMilton when it hit us here last year.
Pray for those who can't get out of her way!
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I'm just sitting here - safe in Florida - and feeling guilty ...oh so guilty ... that I'm relieved we are not in the path of #HurricaneMelissa !
PLEASE help #Jamaica any way you can! They will not be able to handle this without much monetary help!
Please remember that this one is stronger than #HurricaneKatrina when it hit #NewOrleans and much stronger than #HurricaneMilton when it hit us here last year.
Pray for those who can't get out of her way!
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I'm just sitting here - safe in Florida - and feeling guilty ...oh so guilty ... that I'm relieved we are not in the path of #HurricaneMelissa !
PLEASE help #Jamaica any way you can! They will not be able to handle this without much monetary help!
Please remember that this one is stronger than #HurricaneKatrina when it hit #NewOrleans and much stronger than #HurricaneMilton when it hit us here last year.
Pray for those who can't get out of her way!
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I'm just sitting here - safe in Florida - and feeling guilty ...oh so guilty ... that I'm relieved we are not in the path of #HurricaneMelissa !
PLEASE help #Jamaica any way you can! They will not be able to handle this without much monetary help!
Please remember that this one is stronger than #HurricaneKatrina when it hit #NewOrleans and much stronger than #HurricaneMilton when it hit us here last year.
Pray for those who can't get out of her way!
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I'm just sitting here - safe in Florida - and feeling guilty ...oh so guilty ... that I'm relieved we are not in the path of #HurricaneMelissa !
PLEASE help #Jamaica any way you can! They will not be able to handle this without much monetary help!
Please remember that this one is stronger than #HurricaneKatrina when it hit #NewOrleans and much stronger than #HurricaneMilton when it hit us here last year.
Pray for those who can't get out of her way!
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Climate disasters in first half of 2025 costliest ever on record, research shows https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/oct/22/climate-disasters-2025-cost #Naturaldisasters #HurricaneKatrina #Extremeweather #Climatecrisis #Environment #LosAngeles #Hurricanes #Wildfires #Flooding #USnews #Texas
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What if flood-threatened homes could float?
Amphibious homes are keeping Old River Landing afloat. But federal rules keep the practice from spreading.https://thecurrentla.com/2025/what-if-flood-threatened-homes-could-float/
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What they didn’t teach us about #HurricaneKatrina… and the #MakeItRight #BradPittScam
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20 Years ago today: "Today in horror show news." Updates in the Gov't response to Katrina & the Federal Flood.
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20 Years ago today: "Today in horror show news." Updates in the Gov't response to Katrina & the Federal Flood. www.jwz.org/blog/2005/09... #NewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #GOP #FederalFlood
jwz: 9-Sep-2005 (Fri) -
20 years ago today in my old blog: "UPI story of Nagin's latest evacuation order entitles it "Roust begins of New Orleans squatters"
How does one become deemed a "squatter" in one's own home?"
(Original link is dead and no copy at archive.org, but found this text copy on an old blog): https://jesseshunting.com/threads/roust-begins-of-new-orleans-squatters.86109/
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We can tell a different story about #HurricaneKatrina and who we are in #disasters
https://wagingnonviolence.org/2025/09/tell-different-story-hurricane-katrina-disasters/
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‘We need each other’: how a Black church and a white church joined forces after Hurricane Katrina https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/sep/04/new-orleans-churches-hurricane-katrina #HurricaneKatrina #Christianity #NewOrleans #Louisiana #Religion #USnews
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Same day, revelations of international aid offered - and turned away by Cheney-BushCo.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190210233134/https://theweaselking.livejournal.com/1067231.html
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20 years ago today, Hurricane Katrina "Horror show update" via @jwz (at the time one of the info sources I was following on LJ).
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20 years ago today:
ROVE-LED CAMPAIGN TO BLAME LOCAL OFFICIALS BEGINS: “Under the command of President Bush’s two senior political advisers, the White House rolled out a plan…to contain the political damage from the administration’s response to Hurricane Katrina.” President Bush’s comments from the Rose Garden Friday morning formed “the start of this campaign".
#NewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #FederalFlood #GOP #RepublicanParty
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20 years ago today:
BUSH “SATISFIED WITH THE RESPONSE”
STILL NO COMMAND AND CONTROL ESTABLISHED: Terry Ebbert, New Orleans Homeland Security Director: “This is a national emergency. This is a national disgrace. FEMA has been here three days, yet there is no command and control. We can send massive amounts of aid to tsunami victims, but we can’t bail out the city of New Orleans.”
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20 years ago today: New Orleans Mayor Nagan tells Federal Goverment to "get off your asses".
Short radio interview over the telephone from the disaster area was probably the best thing Nagan ever did.
"I don't want to see anybody do anymore goddamn press conferences. Don't do another press conference until the resources are in this city."
CNN transcript I linked to on my blog at the time is still up:
https://edition.cnn.com/2005/US/09/02/nagin.transcript/index.html
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From my old blog 20 years ago today, watching the Hurricane Katrina Federal Flood disaster on motel tv in evacuation.
Gee ogre fee
I keep talking back to the tv as they give to me obviously wrong information about where and what various footage from New Orleans is. (Also, the repeated references to "Saint Bernard County"; Louisiana has Parishes, no counties.)1/5
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Hurricane Katrina Federal Flood news 20 years ago today: the Bush-Cheney administration announced their response to the disaster: lowering clean air standards for fuels and relaxing regulation of sulfur emissions. #NewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #FederalFlood #GOP
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Hurricane Katrina Federal Flood news 20 years ago today: first confirmation that the standing water in New Orleans was starting to go back down slightly rather than continuing to rise, and the Bush-Cheney administration announced their response to the disaster: lowering clean air standards for fuels and relaxing regulation of sulfur emissions.
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Just watched Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time on Hulu and Disney+ produced by the Cooglers and a National Geographic. Brilliant!
#HurricaneKatrina #RaceAgainstTime #neworleans
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/383900/ Hurricane Katrina and the culture of New Orleans 20 years later #20 #Accidents #AccidentsU0026Disasters #article #ArticlePlus #Auto #Disasters #Exclude #ExcludeAutoSpikeLinks #Guides #Hurricane #HurricaneKatrina #HurricaneKatrina20YearsLater #Katrina #later #Links #Neutral #News #Overall #OverallNeutral #Plus #Spike #Travel #TravelGuidesU0026Travelogues #Travelogues #u0026 #UnitedStates #us #USA #years
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20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a slate of new documentaries take a look at how things are today. @IndieWire reviews the films, including Spike Lee's "God Takes Care of Fools and Babies,” which is part of a three-part Netflix series, Traci A. Curry and Ryan Coogler's "Race Against Time," and Peacock's "Hope in High Water." "'Race Against Time' really starts cooking when it tackles the racial bias evident in the disaster response and the way it was covered," writes Ben Travers. "One neighbor talks about how a nursing home full of stranded residents was ignored until they replaced the Black people on the roof, crying for help, with white people."
#Movies #Film #Documentary #HurricaneKatrina #RacialBias #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistory
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20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a slate of new documentaries take a look at how things are today. @IndieWire reviews the films, including Spike Lee's "God Takes Care of Fools and Babies,” which is part of a three-part Netflix series, Traci A. Curry and Ryan Coogler's "Race Against Time," and Peacock's "Hope in High Water." "'Race Against Time' really starts cooking when it tackles the racial bias evident in the disaster response and the way it was covered," writes Ben Travers. "One neighbor talks about how a nursing home full of stranded residents was ignored until they replaced the Black people on the roof, crying for help, with white people."
#Movies #Film #Documentary #HurricaneKatrina #RacialBias #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistory
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20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a slate of new documentaries take a look at how things are today. @IndieWire reviews the films, including Spike Lee's "God Takes Care of Fools and Babies,” which is part of a three-part Netflix series, Traci A. Curry and Ryan Coogler's "Race Against Time," and Peacock's "Hope in High Water." "'Race Against Time' really starts cooking when it tackles the racial bias evident in the disaster response and the way it was covered," writes Ben Travers. "One neighbor talks about how a nursing home full of stranded residents was ignored until they replaced the Black people on the roof, crying for help, with white people."
#Movies #Film #Documentary #HurricaneKatrina #RacialBias #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistory
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20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a slate of new documentaries take a look at how things are today. @IndieWire reviews the films, including Spike Lee's "God Takes Care of Fools and Babies,” which is part of a three-part Netflix series, Traci A. Curry and Ryan Coogler's "Race Against Time," and Peacock's "Hope in High Water." "'Race Against Time' really starts cooking when it tackles the racial bias evident in the disaster response and the way it was covered," writes Ben Travers. "One neighbor talks about how a nursing home full of stranded residents was ignored until they replaced the Black people on the roof, crying for help, with white people."
#Movies #Film #Documentary #HurricaneKatrina #RacialBias #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistory
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20 years after Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans, a slate of new documentaries take a look at how things are today. @IndieWire reviews the films, including Spike Lee's "God Takes Care of Fools and Babies,” which is part of a three-part Netflix series, Traci A. Curry and Ryan Coogler's "Race Against Time," and Peacock's "Hope in High Water." "'Race Against Time' really starts cooking when it tackles the racial bias evident in the disaster response and the way it was covered," writes Ben Travers. "One neighbor talks about how a nursing home full of stranded residents was ignored until they replaced the Black people on the roof, crying for help, with white people."
#Movies #Film #Documentary #HurricaneKatrina #RacialBias #RacismInAmerica #BlackHistory
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Researchers and city officials estimate anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 evacuees from Louisiana came to Houston. The attitudes of some Houstonians toward the displaced communities turned frosty — and, in some cases, vitriolic.
#Houston #Hurricane #Local #News #Astrodome #HoustonAndNewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #MayorBillWhite #NewOrleans
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Researchers and city officials estimate anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 evacuees from Louisiana came to Houston. The attitudes of some Houstonians toward the displaced communities turned frosty — and, in some cases, vitriolic.
#Houston #Hurricane #Local #News #Astrodome #HoustonAndNewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #MayorBillWhite #NewOrleans
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Researchers and city officials estimate anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 evacuees from Louisiana came to Houston. The attitudes of some Houstonians toward the displaced communities turned frosty — and, in some cases, vitriolic.
#Houston #Hurricane #Local #News #Astrodome #HoustonAndNewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #MayorBillWhite #NewOrleans
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Researchers and city officials estimate anywhere from 100,000 to 300,000 evacuees from Louisiana came to Houston. The attitudes of some Houstonians toward the displaced communities turned frosty — and, in some cases, vitriolic.
#Houston #Hurricane #Local #News #Astrodome #HoustonAndNewOrleans #HurricaneKatrina #MayorBillWhite #NewOrleans
