All the relatives of a dear friend of mine–mother, brother, nieces, assorted families–lived in St. Bernard’s Parish, one of the hardest hit New Orleans suburbs. They’re in Baton Rouge, all ten of them (plus five friends) in an emergency evacuation apartment. The brother’s flooded house was totally destroyed by a post-hurricane tornado, adding insult and injury to injury. And so many are so much worse off.
Share this story

About the Author
Historian Richard Brookhiser is a senior editor of National Review and a senior fellow at the National Review Institute.
Advertisement
Advertisement





Comments