Soul of the Lost City
A week ago, if someone had told me what would be true in one week, I would have thought them mad: In seven days, you will have no home, and potentially no possessions.
I just talked to a friend, a filmmaker, who lives in New Orleans' French Quarter. She stayed in her house through Hurricane Katrina and got out last Tuesday with a gun, and her car, in dire straits. Injured from battling the storm, and with only the clothes on her back, she got a first-class plane ticket, all that was available, from Baton Rouge, to stay with friends in New York.
When she walked to her seat, she was asked repeatedly to show her ticket: Apparently, airline personnel couldn't believe a woman in black jeans with bruises on her arms was one of their elite passengers. "I know I looked like a heroin addict," she said.
"But still...."
Read the rest of Moira Crone's article on alternet.org
| Starts | 9/15/2005 |
|---|---|
| Ends | 9/22/2005 |
| Issues | Environment, Family & Society, Politics/Government, Environmental Justice |
| Homepage | www.alternet.org |
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Posted on September 15, 2005 in Event / Call to action by Anayansi
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