Come Hell or High Water: Hurricane Katrina and the Color of Disaster
Michael Eric Dyson examines Hurricane Katrina as more than a natural disaster, exploring its significance through the intersecting lenses of race, society, and politics. This thought-provoking work considers how catastrophe can expose deeper inequalities and challenges readers to reflect on America’s response to crisis.
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Come Hell or High Water explores Hurricane Katrina and the broader meaning of disaster in America.
Michael Eric Dyson examines the relationship between race and catastrophe, focusing attention on the color of disaster.
The book offers a serious reflection on how a national crisis can reveal underlying social and political inequalities.
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