No, but we can assume it was every bit as bad. Luckily for those residents, their new houses in their new settlement in Schriever were already being built before Ida hit. I can actually see their new settlement from my back yard. So, their displacement won't last all that long.
PAC still isn't on maps, except local maps u can buy, i remember people never knew this place existed, they think there is nothing there at the toe of the boot, but all my family are from pac, i was born there & a lot of my fam still reside there, I am the only Native American that left to travel the globe, currently live in Chicago, but seeing this is more devastating because the white man gov has been trying to take our land here since I was a kid, back in the 70s & 80s i think all the way through the late 90s NO white people were allowed down here, I've seen white people who tried to just sight see pac back in the 90s their cars run off the road into the bayou, ambulance, police, and even road workers were not allowed here! I can recall my fam having barrels lit on fire barricading the road that leads one way in & out just to stop the people from coming fix the roads there bcus it was so bad with pot holes, but starting in 2000 races started being mixed, whites allowed to make tv shows, fish etc, this place has changed so much i don't recognize it anymore. People were bought out of their homes on the island so the white man can take over, it's so different now than when I was growing up here.
Still some real journalism left in America, Blessings to all those suffering, Thanks for the videos Kiran..
It’s heartbreaking to see my so many of my relatives homes devastated and communities that are dear to my heart. 😢😢😢
We were out in the boat fishing just one week before. It had been a beautiful day.
Thanks for filming this.
So very, very sad!
Y’all recorded my mom 💀
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What about Island Jean Charles nobody thinks about them people are show the island it’s ashamed
No, but we can assume it was every bit as bad. Luckily for those residents, their new houses in their new settlement in Schriever were already being built before Ida hit. I can actually see their new settlement from my back yard. So, their displacement won't last all that long.
PAC still isn't on maps, except local maps u can buy, i remember people never knew this place existed, they think there is nothing there at the toe of the boot, but all my family are from pac, i was born there & a lot of my fam still reside there, I am the only Native American that left to travel the globe, currently live in Chicago, but seeing this is more devastating because the white man gov has been trying to take our land here since I was a kid, back in the 70s & 80s i think all the way through the late 90s NO white people were allowed down here, I've seen white people who tried to just sight see pac back in the 90s their cars run off the road into the bayou, ambulance, police, and even road workers were not allowed here! I can recall my fam having barrels lit on fire barricading the road that leads one way in & out just to stop the people from coming fix the roads there bcus it was so bad with pot holes, but starting in 2000 races started being mixed, whites allowed to make tv shows, fish etc, this place has changed so much i don't recognize it anymore. People were bought out of their homes on the island so the white man can take over, it's so different now than when I was growing up here.