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- Collection: "She left us to salvage": Reflecting on Hurricane Katrina in U.S. Literature and Culture
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Photograph of Levees breaking in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina.
Levees falling, and water overflowing from Lake Pontchartrain into the streets of New Orleans.
Image of a sign mocking FEMA
Parade sign mocking FEMA's lack of assistance after Hurricane Katrina.
Headshot of Cori Di Biase, ARDOR literary magazine
The image shows a professional headshot of a man in profile, wearing glasses and a button-down. He smiles to the left of the camera. The man is Cori Di Biase, reviewer for ARDOR literary magazine.
VCV Line of Protesters
Residentes of Versailles holding protest signs against the landfill
VCV Anh Cao Protest
A picture of many individuals passionately protesting about not having a landfill, some holding up posters, some raising their hands, and one yelling into a microphone.
Zeitoun
A creative nonfiction novel that tells the story of Abdulrahman Zeitoun during Hurricane Katrina.
VCV Church Gardener
Headshot of elderly Versailles resident
Hurricane Katrina Building Damage
This image shows the aftermath of significant flood damage. In front of a brick building, a large pile of debris is heaped on the sidewalk and lawn. The debris includes broken furniture, mattresses, wood, and various household items. The scene looks…
Natasha Tretheway Headshot
The author Natasha Trethewey posing for a headshot. Wearing a grey coat.