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Voices rising : stories from the Katrina Narrative Project by Antoine, Rebeca; Katrina Narrative Project instant download

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Authors:Antoine, Rebeca; Katrina Narrative Project
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Year:2008
Publisher:New Orleans, LA : UNO Press
Language:english
File Size:8.79 MB
Format:pdf
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Voices rising : stories from the Katrina Narrative Project by Antoine, Rebeca; Katrina Narrative Project instant download

244 pages : 23 cm, In October 2005, the University of New Orleans reopened online and asked students to submit interviews and accounts of citizens' experiences during Hurricane Katrina. Hundreds of manuscripts, interviews, and transcripts were collected from students and other residents who were willing to share their personal stories of the disaster. Voices rising is a sampling of this greater collection.--From publisher description, Editor's introduction / Rebeca Antoine -- We thought we made the right decision / The Lozanos, as told to Carline Skinner -- Welcome to Oklahoma / Philip Weber, as told to Mary Sparacello -- More and more people but no food / Theron Bolds, interviewed by Zachary George -- No definitive news / Keith Wagner, as told to Nicole Pugh -- If we got on TV our families might see us / Lux Saturnine, interviewed by Nicole Pugh -- In the same financial boat / Michelle Balot, in her own words -- It was a very peculiar time / John T. Martin, as told to Nicole Pugh -- Even the crow on the roof is smiling / James Andrew Busenlener, as told to Sylvia Schneller -- I'm not interested in talking / New Orleans police officer, interviewed by Matthew Peters -- The city wasn't prepared / Dwight Robinette, Jr., interviewed by Sheila Willis -- Something terrible was happening / Peter Ward, as told to Sylvia Schneller -- We still didn't have the big picture / Donovan Livaccari, as told to Sylvia Schneller -- I just need to get these old bones home / The Ferrara family, as told by Amy Ferrara-Smith -- The house became an island / Lora Crayon and Sabrina Avalos, as told by Susanna Dienes -- I was covering the story and I was the story / Kim Bondy, in her own words -- We are lucky our house still stands / Jana Salmon Mackin, in her own words -- I am so-and-so and this is my social security number / James Welch, as told by Susanna Dienes -- Bill you're alive! / Bill Scheile, interviewed by Nicole Pugh -- I don't have friends I have associates / Chiquita Carpenter,…
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