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As Tornado Rips St. Louis, Defenseless Black Neighborhoods Faced Silence After FEMA Was Nowhere to Be Found

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The city of St. Louisis witnessing the consequences of President Donald Trump’s attacks on the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) happen in real time. And to be expected, it’s the city’s Black residents and other vulnerable groups who are suffering the most. Read more…

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As Tornado Rips St. Louis, Defenseless Black Neighborhoods Faced Silence After FEMA Was Nowhere to Be Found

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