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...compiled by the Red Cross, MSNBC, and other organizations. In addition, Kessler said the team is randomly calling tens of thousands of households every day to find people who have been displaced by the hurricane.Kessler said that he expected to find differences between the results from the New Orleans survivors??who mostly faced damage because of levee damage—and those from elsewhere in the Gulf Coast. “People in Mississippi and Alabama had an act of nature occur to them, whereas in New Orleans, a lot of people think it?...
What are we saying to survivors??friends, siblings, parents, roommates, loved ones—when we say and do nothing at all? We are saying that we are not prepared to create the truly supportive environment that would allow them to come forward. Victim-blaming is frighteningly prevalent—why didn’t you say “no” more clearly? Why didn’t you push back? Why did you have anything to drink? When someone is robbed, or is the victim of another violent crime, our first thoughts...
...Andean plane crash was documented in Piers Paul Read’s book, “Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors?? and later adapted in the 1993 film “Alive,” directed by Frank Marshall and starring Ethan Hawke...
Ogletree responded to the survivors?? stories by cobbling together a dazzling array of attorneys...
Shortly after the riots, more than 100 black residents of Tulsa filed suits seeking reparations, but with the Ku Klux Klan in control of local courts, the riot survivors?? legal efforts failed, said Alfred L. Brophy, a law professor at the University of Alabama and expert witness in the case...