Malcolm Suber

Founding member of the People's Hurricane Relief Fund

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Long-time community activist and founding member of the People's Hurricane Relief Fund

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After Katrina, President Bush said, "We will do what it takes" to make "this great city...  rise again."  The Army Corps of Engineers promised to rebuild a safer New Orleans.  Today,…

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After Katrina, President Bush said, "We will do what it takes" to make "this great city...  rise again."  The Army Corps of Engineers promised to rebuild a safer New Orleans.  Today,…

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