please help, hurrican katrina..?

Question

what were the percentages of discimination during hurricane katrina. Who were the people that were discriminated?

Answer 1

What complete BS.

The question should be asked, "How many freeloaders from New Orleans relocated to other cities and demanded the same freebies they got in that old cesspool?" A year and a half later and they still demand handouts like free rent and utilities. I know this is a novel idea, but go out and find jobs!

Answer 2

I don't think discrimination comes into play. The biggest problem is that people did not leave here. The biggest part of those, were the poor that did not have anyway to leave because they depend on public transportation and it was shut down. The biggest problem now is that these people are still looking to others to take care of them. Some need the help, most don't and are just relying on the system that is now non-existent.

Answer 3

Getting human beings OUT of the section formerly it hit... no longer eveyone listened did they? Making interior sight and state government in charge for his or her movements… back, that didn’t artwork. Re-elected! The interior sight government dropped the ball while it got here to the secure practices of their very own human beings…. Having interior sight and state government interfere with the federal government on behalf of the victims of Katrina… the federal government can’t even stability a cost selection or make a bill without if taking months for it to pass. What makes all and sundry think of that they might act without bipartisan bickering. they're going to blame the different area just to get votes. there's a team of command. in many circumstances it starts off like this.. guy or woman needs help, interior sight communities (church homes, hospitals, fire, police, and so on.. ) respond, if those communities want help they call the state.. State sends in help, (often national safeguard or state police)… State needs help. They touch their congressman/female and then it particularly is heard at a congressional point. Now they're in the rebuilding degree.. You visit the STATE workplace in case you like help and it is going UP the chain of command. continually been that way... continually will till they alter the guidelines. Then each and every state will could vote on it for it to grow to be regulation..

Answer 4

***if you mean by whose job it was to save others,
i remember reading an article about this in school, obviously mr. president and the house of congress for quite a good amount of time refrained any national natural disasaster foundations (e.c. Red Cross) from entering to what they clamed a still "danger zone", athough they hade no decision Red Cross was the one mainly blamed and hated.


***if you mean raicial wise,
a long time ago while waching mind of mencia, they shown a quote from an articale on a white family stealing and the news refered to it as "talking to survive"(mind my spelling) yet they went on and on and whene they spoke of a mexican and black family doing the same thing they called it flat-out stealing, so, it seems as if all non-white families where wrongfully descriminated.

Oh and person who first answerd, your right, i live in Wisconsin and there has been so much discimination that i cant handle it.

Answer 5

I don't know about the percentages, but I'm a victim of discrimination during Katrina. I experienced a LOT of racism in Texas & Wisconsin because I was a Katrina victim. I almost wrongfully lost my driver's license & my car because of racists.