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New Orleans, ten years later: A "resilience lab" | The Washington Post
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New Orleans, Louisiana, 10 years after Katrina
08/23/2015
The city is seeing a surge in the white population and newcomers to the city as it recovers from the floods. The African American population has declined from 67% to 59%. The number of black children in poverty has increased from 44% to 51%, according to the National Urban League, showing how much remains to be done.
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