Hurricane Katrina and the Crisis of Black Politics
January 4, 2009 by sovereignjohn
Hurricane Katrina and the Crisis of Black Politics
Official society decided long ago that it no longer needed large numbers of Black workers in the city, so when the Hurricane hit they seized upon it as an opportunity to cleanse the city of what they saw to be its “surplus population.” That’s why the struggle that Katrina refugees are waging to rebuild their city is emblematic of the kind of struggle that many workers will find ourselves waging in crumbling industrial cities from Newark to Detroit to Gary.
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