“When all the ordinary divides and patterns are shattered, people step up to become their brothers’ keepers. And that purposefulness and connectedness bring joy even amidst death, chaos, fear, and loss.” A singular writer and thinker, Rebecca Solnit celebrates the unpredictable and incalculable events that so often redeem our lives, both solitary and public. She searches for the hidden, transformative histories inside and after events we chronicle merely as disasters, in places like post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans.
history, disaster, revolution, environment, community, natural disaster, crisis, Hurricane Katrina, Dorothy Day, Hope in the Dark
Tagged: #history #disaster #revolution #Environment #community #natural disaster #hurricane katrina #crisis #dorthy day #hope in the dark
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