Beyond repair.(COMMENT)(New Orleans, Louisiana)
American Prospect, The, March, 2006 by Lacewell, Melissa Harris
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I AM STRUGGLING WITH A MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL dilemma. I am a progressive, African American academic committed to battling racial inequality and I do not want my public voice deployed against struggling communities. So I have been reluctant to admit that I am ambivalent about racialized demands to rebuild New Orleans.
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Displaced black citizens are insisting on return--they want their city rebuilt as it was before Katrina--because they reasonably fear the loss of all they have invested. But simultaneous and complete urban reconstruction is impossible. I finally choose to speak ...
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