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02 Sep Plant a Flag of Equity – 15 Years After Katrina

Posted at September 02, 2020 in Blog by Mississippi Center for Justice

As the devastation of Hurricane Katrina became clear to the public, a popular saying took hold: the storm was “an equal-opportunity destroyer.” What this phrase neglects is the fact that this storm struck a profoundly inequitable society shaped for generations by Jim Crow law. For...

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