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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?
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?