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Katrina's imprint : race and vulnerability in America
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Katrina's imprint : race and vulnerability in America

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Introduction : Katrina's impact / Keith Wailoo, Karen M. O'Neill, and Jeffrey Dowd
Who sank New Orleans? How engineering the river created environmental injustice / Karen M. O'Neill
Invisible tethers : transportation and discrimination in the age of Katrina / Mia Bay
A slow, toxic decline : dialysis patients, technological failure, and the unfulfilled promise of health in America / Keith Wailoo
The ship of state : framing an understanding of federalism and the perfect disaster / Roland Anglin
Seeing Katrina's dead / Ann Fabian
Second-lining the jazz city : jazz funerals, Katrina, and the reemergence of New Orleans / Richard Mizelle Jr.
Racism, trauma and resilience : the psychological impact of Katrina / Nancy Boyd-Franklin
The haunted houses of New Orleans : Gothic homelessness and African American experience / Evie Shockley
Rebroadcasting Katrina : blame, vulnerability, and post-2005 disaster commentary / Keith Wailoo and Jeffrey Dowd
Protecting our assets : private and public responses to Katrina / John R. Aiello and Lyra Stein
The labor market impact of natural disasters / William M. Rodgers III
The Katrina diaspora : dislocation and the reproduction of segregation and employment inequality / Niki T. Dickerson
Katrina and the myth of self-sufficiency / David Dante Troutt
Race, vulnerability, and recovery / Keith Wailoo, Karen M. O'Neill, and Jeffrey Dowd.

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Katrina's imprint : race and vulnerability in America. ISBN 9780813547749. Published by Rutgers University Press in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.

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