Community Resilience vs. Federal Failures

This chapter examines the inadequacies of federal disaster response during hurricanes and the urgent need for community self-reliance. It highlights the bureaucratic hurdles that inhibit effective local assistance and contrasts the government's priorities in foreign aid with its neglect of domestic disaster relief. The discussion underscores the significance of grassroots efforts and questions the ethics of government funding decisions during crises.

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