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A Radical Critique: Crisis and Crisis Management in Hurricane Katrina
During times of crisis, people often show their most compassionate and even heroic sides. In Hurricane Katrina's disruption of every day life, most people in New Orleans have done the best they can to help each other out. While decried as "looting" by officials, reports have shown that people neglected by rescue authorities are in many cases taking from the ravaged city's stores and distributing the goods equitably among fellow desperate people. Under police threats of "shoot to kill," make no mistake that these are heroic acts – not crimes. Read More
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