Submitted by: Alisha Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 I was in Hurricane Katrine i almost lost my mom and brothers.Me and my dog floted on the fighe and the cough and bed. I was really scared i wish she would not have came through but she did.I wish we could recover but we can't.

Submitted by: rachel Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 what am i supposed to say to you? Damn I am so sorry. I watched. I saw you talking and crying and realized you are me, my family. Plese forgive me for being such an a**hole. I live in Houston and heard so much negativity. I did'nt look and listen like I should have. F**k talk. ya'll been talked to I will be there soon to do. Sincerely, you are in my prayers and thoughts so frequently. You are being raped in a room full of people and no one seems to care. regardless of race you are Americans and therefore of my race, me gente. keep ya head up.

Submitted by: kiki Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 i really believe that president bush and the troops could of done a hell of lot better than what they did. he was vacationing, while our people was suffering, african americans not refugees, thugs, or gangsta's, our black people, it makes my skin crawl about how predijuce how the government of the united states is the white and rich they have nothing to worry about until they die because they can't take none of that riches, and glory with them i'm from phoenix arizona you need to contact me write po box 21434 phoenix, az 85036 i will help if i can i'm currently attending college for an degree in paralegal

Submitted by: miss brenda d. a. Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 i am truly angry not only at president dumb ass bush but at the black churches the ones who have mega money for example t.j.jakes etc;. the churches could have gone to new orleans and brought up the properties that are going to be eventually fixed up. make sure that the new orleans residents can come back to their homeland. just like in harlem. harlem is being fixed up not for poor or hardley middleclass but for mostly for rich folk. now the express buses stop at 125th street. there was a time when the buses did'nt stop. why can't we as black people help each other the right way. stop blaming the white man.

Submitted by: nini Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 i think that you should do all you can for my home people and families live there with childern and babies and they have no food and no where to go. im in pennsilvania and moved june first of last year and when we saw what had happened we cried and we saw all the disaster. im just a kid but the way ya be treaten us not right so buld new orleans and build better leves and build better homes so we can all go home i would really like to here what you have to say on this so write back.

Submitted by: Rachelgirl Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 This is the most horrendous, trumatic thing that could have happened to the people of Louisianna. I am so disgusted and saddened by our stupid and incompetent government whose only concern is to "fight the war on terror" Bush ought to be ashamed of himself and is a disgrace as our leader. I live in California and it is saddening to see my people still in pain. Three cheers for Spike Lee on his documentary on the disaster! Spike-Keep being real. We all needed to see that. Can we please, please, please have some real engineers down there and build a "real" levy??? God bless us all. Lord knows we need it.

Submitted by: angelea Posted: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 hi my name is angelea and i live in wiggins mississippi and i was wondering in every other state there was help when a hurricane was bout to hit like yall waited after the storm hit and days went by like 3 days went by nobody had help espicially they was talking bout new orleans the whole time we wanna know about mississippi to but any ways i think that is wrong any ways bye