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No I defnitely don’t think were prepared to face another disaster like hurricane katrina too much was lost and too much was taken away. a lot of people suffered a great deal of pain and heart ache and didn’t get the help they really needed. especially by those with the power to help they were treated absolutely wrong and the comments that were made concerning that that was probably the best they’ve ever had, how can food and shelter be the best they’ve ever had when the best they’ve ever had was taken away on that very day that hurricane katrina took place. so as human beings especially people of color no way,enough is enough it’s time to fix this problem and the only way to fix it is if we as the american people stand up and fix it together. cause remember death has no color,but we as people do and it shouldn’t inner fear with who we are.so people lets start looking out for each other now before things take place. cause together we can get through a storm, but divided is when we drift a way. so please lets start today by bettering who we are. God bless