Civilization Reforms in New Orleans After Katrina
In the French Quarter residents banded into improvised tribes to share labor and survive. A bartender stitched a robbery victim’s torn ear while mold and contagion spread in the flooded city. Some stayed amid high ground, others scrounged food, water, and fuel as bars like Johnny White’s kept doors open to aid neighbors.
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In New Orleans a wave of suicides and resignations hits the police force. Deputy Chief Riley names two officers who died by their own hand and notes that many officers have not reported for duty. Superintendent Compass describes officers foraging for food and relief as the city seeks to reclaim its streets.
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