This is My Home
- added April 16, 2007
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Residents of low-income housing in New Orleans, ousted by Katrina, just want to come home. However, the city has bigger plans for the property -- which don't include the housing's former tenants.
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I cannot beleive such a "Superpower" government would keep their masses in such poverty, fear, and miseducation.
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This must be seen. Very powerful.
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- coleman_gina
- 05/18/07
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Hurricane Katrina: The fight for housing in New Orleans: 1A documentary by the Advancement Project illustrates the difficulty displaced New Orleans residents are facing in attempting to return to their homes.
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This Land Belongs To Us - And We To ItOne man's thoughts on the housing issues facing post-Katrina New Orleans.
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Housing Authority of New OrleansThis is an informational site for the Housing Authority of New Orleans.
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Private dollars leading recovery of New OrleansWith government money slow to trickle in to revitalize New Orleans, private money has played an even larger role, though many poor neighborhoods continue to be left behind. -
New Orleans Musicians Get Sound New HousingHarry Connick, Jr. and Branford Marsalis have been working with Habitat for Humanity to help the musicians of New Orleans get back on their feet – and the result is the Musicians' Village, located in the Ninth Ward with a music center, performance center, and housing.
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