In the very beginning of Act III, it is not hard to see the direction the prolonged documentary is headed for. Lee has very prominently spun a connecting web of actual hurricane tales to demonstrate his hypothesis: African-Americans are the most affected by Hurricane Katrina and are still suffering victims with no person to [...]
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