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The Storm After the Storm
Posted By: News In Response To: Hurricane Katrina Exposes Racism And Inequality (News)
Date: 2, September 05, at 10:15 p.m.
By DAVID BROOKS
Published: September 1, 2005Hurricanes come in two waves. First comes the rainstorm, and then comes what the historian John Barry calls the "human storm" - the recriminations, the political conflict and the battle over compensation. Floods wash away the surface of society, the settled way things have been done. They expose the underlying power structures, the injustices, the patterns of corruption and the unacknowledged inequalities. When you look back over the meteorological turbulence in this nation's history, it's striking how often political turbulence followed.
Full Article : nytimes.com
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