Lolis Eric Elie is a native New Orlinean and metro columnist for the Times Picayune. His beat now extends to covering the New Orleans diaspora and so he’s also seen the post-Katrina story from the outside in. He explains why the narrative of Big Easy rebuilding
is not what it appears to be.
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Comments [3]
Our sincere apologies for the mislink. Mr. Elie's point is extremely important and his interview is now back online.
Yes, please fix this link. Lolis Eric Elie's point is extremely important.
The link for this piece is defective. It refers the listener to a 34 minute interview with Russell Simmons.
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