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They’re not refugees, the more 300,000 people of New Orleans who were driven from their homes by Hurricane Katrina, and prevented from returning by their city, state and federal governments. They are citizens, and their civil and human rights have been trampled by an unjust system that is becoming LESS just with each passing day. The people of New Orleans are now threatened with losing their VOTES, and they are responding with community involvement that’s spilling out from courtrooms and into the streets, the same streets that volunteers are trying to rebuild.
This movie is part of the collection: Free Speech TV
Producer: Free Speech TV
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Language: English
Keywords: free speech tv; independent media; participatory media; activism; TV; Katrina; racism; civil rights; human rights; environmental racism; rebuild; COmmon Ground; Jesse Jackson; New Orleans; election; Voters Rights Act; Jerome Smith; CC Campbell-Rock; St. Augustine Church; Treme Brass Band; Malik Rahim
Contact Information: Free Speech TV
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| SourceCode Season 3 - Episode 9: New Orleans: Civil Rights from Ruin | 79 MB | 69 MB | 28 MB |
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