Come Hell or High Water: Hurricane Katrina and the Color of Disaster
Michael Eric Dyson's 'Come Hell or High Water' delves into Hurricane Katrina's impact through the lens of race and disaster. It uncovers how color influenced the catastrophe's toll on vulnerable populations and the broader societal response, offering insights into inequality in times of crisis.
About This Book
In 'Come Hell or High Water,' Michael Eric Dyson explores the intersection of natural disaster and social inequality during Hurricane Katrina.
The book addresses how the event exposed deep-seated racial divides in American society, influencing the crisis's unfolding and aftermath.
Dyson draws on observations and analysis to highlight the disproportionate effects on communities of color.
This work serves as a critical reflection on disaster response and the role of race in national tragedies.
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