After the Deluge

I want to start with a story from the period of chaos that followed Hurricane Katrina. I am going to present some data as an entry into a brief discussion of how different publics evaluated the disaster, and the implications for how we think about civil society in the United States

Geography · Hurricane katrina · Media studies · Meteorology · Natural disaster · Political science · Politics · Publicity · Publics · Sociology · Wake · Disaster Management and Resilience · Engineering · Law · Media Studies and Communication · Public Administration · Public Relations and Crisis Communication

• Trayvon Martin, Race, and American Justice

  Open Access•A Milner, Kenneth J Fasching-Varner et al.•Trayvon Martin, Race, and…•2014

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• The Gender of Critical Theory

  Lois Mcnay•Gender of Critical Theory•2022

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• Different Game, Different Frame

  Open Access•I Browne, Natalie Delia Deckard et al.•Sociological Quarterly•2016

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• Community Voice, Vision, and Resilience in Post-Hurricane Katrina Recovery

  Open Access•Rachel Morello‐frosch, Phil Brown et al.•Environmental Justice•2011

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• How much control do Latinos and African Americans have of their mutual relations

  Open Access•John J Betancur•Latino Studies•2014

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• Incarcération de masse et démobilisation politique chez les Afro-Américains

  Andrew J Diamond, Nicolas Duvoux et al.•Journal of Evidence-Informed…•2013

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• A Tale of Two Cities

  Open Access•Ashleigh E Mckinzie•Sociology of Race and Ethnicity•2017

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• Controlling images of immigrants in the mainstream and Black press

  Open Access•Natalie Delia Deckard, I Browne et al.•Latino Studies•2020

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• Self-work and the Reproduction of Privilege

  Open Access•Greta Fowler Snyder•Polity•2011

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• Stereotyping or Projection? How White and Black Voters Estimate Black Candidates' Ideology

  Open Access•Amy E Lerman, Meredith L Sadin et al.•Political Psychology•2016

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• Digital Juneteenth

  Andrea Roberts, Valentina Aduen et al.•Public Culture•2022

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• Social Media Filters and Resonances

  Open Access•Hartmut Rosa•Theory Culture & Society•2022

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• "Marking Whiteness" for Cross-Racial Solidarity

  Open Access•Greta Fowler Snyder•Du Bois Review Social Science…•2015

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• Crafting Equality

  Celeste Michelle Condit, John Louis Lucaites•Crafting Equality•1993

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• The Declining Significance of Race

  William Julius Wilson•Inequality Reader•2018

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• Stirrings in the Jug

  Steven J Rosenthal, Adolph Reed•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•2001

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• Remembering Jim Crow

  Monica Maria Tetzlaff, William H Chafe et al.•The Journal of Southern History•2003

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• American citizenship

  Open Access•Lynn A Staeheli, Meghan Cope et al.•Political Geography•1993

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• The Meanings of Black Power

  Open Access•Joel D Aberbach, Jack L Walker et al.•American Political Science Review•1970

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• Between Facts and Norms

  Jürgen Habermas•Between Facts and Norms•1996

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• A Theory of Structure

  William H Sewell, William H Sewell William H Sewell•American Journal of Sociology•1992

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