NEW ORLEANS, June 12, 2015 -- Robert Green, a Lower Ninth Ward resident and Hurricane Katrina survivor, shows a faded photo of her grand daughter, who was killed in the hurricane at the age of 3, in Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 12, 2015. Ten years after Hurricane Katrina brought New Orleans to its knees and left an emotional footprint across the United States as people witnessed how the U.S. government failed to respond promptly, a predominantly African-American community of the city still struggles to define what their post-Katrina life would be. ) (lrz) US-NEW ORLEANS-HURRI
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NEW ORLEANS, June 12, 2015 -- Robert Green, a Lower Ninth Ward resident and Hurricane Katrina survivor, shows a faded photo of her grand daughter, who was killed in the hurricane at the age of 3, in Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans, Louisiana, June 12, 2015. Ten years after Hurricane Katrina brought New Orleans to its knees and left an emotional footprint across the United States as people witnessed how the U.S. government failed to respond promptly, a predominantly African-American community of the city still struggles to define what their post-Katrina life would be. ) (lrz) US-NEW ORLEANS-HURRICANE KATRINA-TEN YEARS LixMuzi PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN New Orleans June 12 2015 Robert Green a Lower Ninth Ward Resident and Hurricane Katrina Survivor Shows a faded Photo of her Grand Daughter Who what KILLED in The Hurricane AT The Age of 3 in Lower Ninth Ward New Orleans Louisiana June 12 2015 ten Years After Hurricane Katrina BROUGHT New Orleans to its knees and left to Emotional Footprint across The United States As Celebrities witnessed How The U S Government Failed to respond promptly a predominantly African American Community of The City quiet Struggles to define What their Post Katrina Life Would Be lrz U.S. New Orleans Hurricane Katrina ten Years LiXMuzi PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN