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Black
& Green Wednesday Forum
Environmental Racism in the Aftermath of Katrina |
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WHEN:
7:00 pm, Wednesday,
August 1, 2007 The forum will include: * Malcolm Suber, National Organizer, People's Hurricane Relief Fund * Lizz Brown, Attorney and Award-Winning Talk Show Host * Don Fitz, Green Party of St. Louis * Zaki Baruti, Universal African Peoples Organization [moderator] Close to two years after the terrible Hurricane Katrina, which ravaged New Orleans and Louisiana, hundreds of thousands of families, mostly Black, are still dispersed throughout the four corners of the United States and prohibited from return to their homes. Of the US$850 million dollars in international aid to the United States after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, only $40 million have been used. The distribution of supplies, medications, and services offered were delayed -- if not rejected -- by the federal government. At the end of August 2007, an independent international tribunal will take place in New Orleans to judge those responsible in the federal and state governments in the United States. The St. Louis program will help raise awareness of the tribunal. Sponsored by the Gateway Green Alliance and Universal African Peoples Organization. For more information call 314-727-8554 or visit the Greens' web site: www.gateway-greens.org |