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“Those with a car could flee. Those with wealth could move into a hotel. Those with steady jobs could decline to come into work. But the city’s cooks, doormen, maintenance men, taxi drivers and maids left their loved ones at home.” - David Rohde, Reuters
A Hurricane’s Inequality
[photo: REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz]
Things I have been thinking about today
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This, and as the post below this one on my dash reminded me, the people of Cuba, Haiti and DR were hit very hard as well…](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mcqjl7fWJL1qzr73ro1_500.jpg)
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“Those with a car could flee. Those with wealth could move into a hotel. Those with steady jobs could decline to come into work. But the city’s cooks, doormen, maintenance men, taxi drivers and maids left their loved ones at home.” - David Rohde, Reuters
[photo: REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz]
Things I have been thinking about today
so important
This, and as the post below this one on my dash reminded me, the people of Cuba, Haiti and DR were hit very hard as well…
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