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- Jun 10, 2010
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NEW ORLEANS -- Five years after Hurricane Katrina, the rebuilding of the Big Easy has created a new community of Latino immigrants in this famously insular city, redrawing racial lines in a town long defined by black and white.
The change began just weeks after one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history, which decimated homes, upended lives and drove a chunk of New Orleans's black population to Baton Rouge, Houston and other places.
Edited for copyright, and you need a link or it's gone. -EZ
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That's right America. Just let 'em walk right in and take everything Americans struggled 500 years to build.
But just one thing: Where did they get the money for the taco stand?![eusa_whistle :eusa_whistle: :eusa_whistle:](/styles/smilies/eusa_whistle.gif)
The change began just weeks after one of the worst natural disasters in U.S. history, which decimated homes, upended lives and drove a chunk of New Orleans's black population to Baton Rouge, Houston and other places.
Edited for copyright, and you need a link or it's gone. -EZ
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That's right America. Just let 'em walk right in and take everything Americans struggled 500 years to build.
But just one thing: Where did they get the money for the taco stand?
![eusa_whistle :eusa_whistle: :eusa_whistle:](/styles/smilies/eusa_whistle.gif)