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  • Rural Mississippi hung out to dry

    Rural Mississippi hung out to dry

    September 30, 2005

    A full 22 days after Katrina swept through the Gulf Coast, Robert Williams of Vancleave, Miss., is still waiting for a FEMA or a county truck — something. “I called FEMA, once the phones came back,”...

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  • Make levees, not war: 300,000 marchers say End Iraq war

    Make levees, not war: 300,000 marchers say End Iraq war

    September 30, 2005

    Protesters demand justice for hurricane survivors WASHINGTON — An estimated 300,000 antiwar demonstrators marched past the White House Sept. 24 chanting, “End the war now — Bring the troops home!” It was the mightiest peace outpouring...

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  • Haitis endless struggle

    Haitis endless struggle

    September 27, 2005

    Aristide and the Endless Revolution Baraka productions, Nicolas Rossier, director 82 minutes, English, French and Creole with English subtitles Showings: Vancouver International Film Festival, Sept. 30, Oct. 1 and 10; UN Film Festival at Stanford University,...

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  • Houston fumbles hurricane evacuation

    Houston fumbles hurricane evacuation

    September 24, 2005

    HOUSTON — My family and I decided to follow the evacuation recommendations issued by city officials for Houstonians, which was, “Move to higher ground.” We left at 5:30 a.m. Thursday in an effort to go to...

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  • Cuts in affirmative action and wages inundate hurricane survivors

    Cuts in affirmative action and wages inundate hurricane survivors

    September 23, 2005

    Working families in the Gulf region are being hit by a second disaster as the Bush administration uses the current emergency to slash wages and open the door for discriminatory hiring practices across an area already...

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