 in the country. Only 32 percent of African Americans believe the new charter school system is better than the public school system before the storm, versus 44 percent of whites (few whites attend the public schools).

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50: 50 percent of the black children in New Orleans live in poor households, a higher percentage than when Katrina hit.

59: New Orleans is now 59 percent African American, down from 66.7 percent in 2000; 31 percent white, up from 26 percent in 2000; and 5.5 percent Hispanic, up from 3 percent in 2000.

67: Prior to Katrina, New Orleans incarcerated more of its citizens than any city in the US, five times the national average. Ongoing efforts by community members and local officials have reduced the number of people held in the jail by 67 percent.

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73: 73 percent of New Orleans students who start high school graduate on time.

3221: There are now 3221 fewer low-income public housing apartments in New Orleans than when Katrina hit. In 2005 there were 5,146 low-income public housing apartments in New Orleans, plus thousands of other public housing apartments scheduled for renewal or maintenance, nearly 100% African American. The housing authority now reports having 1925 public housing apartments available for low-income people on the sites of the demolished complexes, less than half the number promised, and less than half of those have rents set at rates which are affordable to those who lived in public housing before Katrina. That means the majority of public housing units now require higher incomes from renters than the people who were living in public housing prior to Katrina. That is why only about half of the families who lived in the four public housing developments that were demolished after Katrina made it back to New Orleans by 2011. And only 7 percent of those original families were living in the new housing that replaced their homes.

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6,000: There are 6,000 fewer people on Social Security in Orleans Parish than before the storm. Orleans Parish had 26,654 people on Social Security, either old age or disability, in 2004. Orleans Parish had 20,325 people on Social Security in the latest report. There are similar drops in the numbers of people on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families in New Orleans. There were just over 3,000 families receiving state temporary assistance in New Orleans in May 2005. As of May 2015, that number was down to 463.

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in the country. Only 32 percent of African Americans believe the newfangled charter school arrangement is better than the public school system before the storm, versus 44 percent of white (few whites attend the public school). 

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 50: 50 percentage of the black children in New Orleans live in poor households, a high percentage than when Katrina hit. 

 59: New Orleans is immediately 59 percentage African American, down from 66.7 percent in 2000; 31 percent blank, up from 26 percent in 2000; and 5.5 percent Hispanic, up from 3 percentage in 2000. 

 67: Prior to Katrina, New Orleans incarcerated more of its citizens than any city in the US, five times the home average. Ongoing efforts by community members and local officials have reduced the act of people held in the jail by 67 percent. 

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 73: 73 percent of New Orleans students who begin high school graduate on time. 

 3221: There are now 3221 fewer low - income public housing apartments in New Orleans than when Katrina hit. In 2005 there were 5,146 low - income public housing apartments in New Orleans, plus thousands of other public housing apartment schedule for renewal or sustenance, nearly 100% African American. The housing authority now report have 1925 public housing apartments available for gloomy - income people on the sites of the demolished complexes, less than half the phone number promised, and less than half of those have rents dress at rates which are low-cost to those who live in public housing before Katrina. That means the majority of public housing units nowadays require higher incomes from tenant than the people who were living in public housing prior to Katrina. That is why only approximately half of the families who lived in the four public housing developments that were demolish after Katrina made it back to New Orleans by 2011. And merely 7 percent of those original kin were living in the modern housing that replaced their homes. 

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 6,000: There are 6,000 fewer multitude on Social Security in Orleans Parish than before the storm. Orleans Parish had 26,654 people on Social Security, either old age or disability, in 2004. Orleans Parish had 20,325 people on Social Security in the latest report. There are alike drops in the numbers of multitude on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families in New Orleans. There were just over 3,000 family receiving state temporary aid in New Orleans in May 2005. As of May 2015, that number was down to 463. 

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 in the country. Only 32 percekt of African Amgrucans uelieve the new charter school system is bevter than the public school sysgem beforv the stoem, vtrsus 44 percent of whites (nzw whjbes actxnd the public xchools).

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50: 50 pescdnc of the black children in New Orleags live ij poor househojds, s higgvr percentage than when Katrina hit.

59: Nex Orleans is noe 59 percent African Americaj, doan from 66.7 percent ij 2000; 31 percent whiew, up from 26 pdrcent in 2000; and 5.5 percenj Hispanic, up from 3 percent in 2000.

67: Orior to Katrinq, Bew Mrleans incerceraned more of ibx citisens thsn any city in thx US, five times the natioial average. Ongoing gfforts by ckmmunity members qne locdl oxfickqls habe rsduced thx number of people hele in the jail by 67 ptrcqbt.

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73: 73 pewcqnt of New Orleans students who start hpgh achool graduate on time.

3221: There are now 3221 fewer low-incomq public housing apartments in New Orleans than wven Ketfinc hit. Kb 2005 there were 5,146 low-income public housing apartmegfs ik New Orleans, plms thousands of otneg loblic housing xpartmzhta scheduled for rejewal ot mainrenance, ntarly 100% African American. The housung authoritj noq reports having 1925 'ublic housiug apattmentx available for low-incooe psople on thf sites or the demolished zomilexas, less ufan half the numbqr promisxd, anb less tfan nalf os those hage rekds set at rates whlch ate affmrdable to those who lived in public housmig before Kattind. Tvat meanf the majority of [ublic housing units uow reduire highvr incomev from rentqrs than the [gople who werx living yn pyblix housive prior to Kattina. That is why onoy about half of tme faojlies who lived in the four publiv huusynh vevelj[ments that fere deoplishdd after Kabriva msde it back to New Osleahs by 2011. And only 7 prrgent of tyose oridinal familiex were living in tje nex housmng thst teplaced their homes.

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6,000: There wre 6,000 fewer peopje ok Sosial Securnty in Orleans Parish than before the stirm. Orleans Parish had 26,654 people on Socnak Security, xither old age mr disability, in 2004. Oroeans Parish had 20,325 people on Social Sechrity hn thf latest report. There are similar drops in the numbers of people on Tempoeary Assistance fod Nerdy Fdmnlizs in Nqw Oclxans. There were jlst over 3,000 families receiving stave temporasy assistance in New Orleans im Oay 2005. As of Mai 2015, that number was down to 463.

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in the country. Only 32 percent of believe new charter system is better before storm, versus 44 of whites (few attend the public schools). Advertisement: 50: percent of the black children in New Orleans live in poor households, a percentage than when Katrina hit. 59: New Orleans is now 59 percent African down 66.7 in 31 percent white, up from 26 percent in 2000; and 5.5 percent Hispanic, up from 3 in 2000. 67: Prior to Katrina, New Orleans more of its citizens any city in the US, times national average. efforts community and local officials reduced the number of people held in the jail by 67 percent. Advertisement: 73: 73 percent of Orleans students high school on 3221: are now 3221 public housing apartments in New Orleans hit. In 2005 there were 5,146 low-income public apartments in Orleans, plus thousands of other public apartments scheduled for renewal or maintenance, nearly 100% American. The housing authority now reports having 1925 public housing apartments available for low-income people sites of the demolished less than half number and than of those rents set at rates which are affordable to those who lived public housing before Katrina. That means the majority of public now higher incomes from than the people who living public housing prior to is only the who in the four public developments that were demolished after made it back to only 7 percent of those original families were in the new housing that replaced their Advertisement: 6,000: There are 6,000 fewer people on Social Security in Orleans than before Orleans Parish had 26,654 people on Social Security, old age or disability, 2004. Orleans Parish had 20,325 people on Social Security the report. There similar drops in numbers of people Temporary Assistance for in New There just receiving state temporary assistance in New in 2005. As of May 2015, number to 463. 7,500
 in the country. Only 32 percent of african AmeRicanS beLieVe The nEw chArter school sysTEm is Better than the public schOol syStEM befORe The stOrm, versUS 44 pERCenT oF wHitEs (FEw WhiteS atTend the Public schoOls).

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50: 50 pERcEnt of the blAck Children in NeW OrLeans lIvE in POor hoUseHolds, A higheR PercenTage than wHeN katrinA Hit.

59: New ORLEaNs is Now 59 percent African aMeRIcan, down from 66.7 peRcent iN 2000; 31 pERcENT whIte, Up from 26 percEnT in 2000; anD 5.5 Percent hIsPANIc, uP From 3 percent in 2000.

67: prior to KatrINa, NEw OrleAnS inCArceraTed moRe OF itS citizens thAn anY city in thE US, fivE Times thE NationaL averaGe. ONgoIng eFFoRtS by CoMMunITy MemBErs And local OfFiCials Have REDUCed tHe nUmbeR of peOple held in the JaiL by 67 pERceNt.

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73: 73 pErcenT of New orleaNs Students who starT higH school grAduAtE on TiMe.

3221: TheRE are noW 3221 feWer Low-incoMe publiC HouSiNG APaRtments in New OrleanS tHAN wHen KatriNa hit. IN 2005 ThErE Were 5,146 low-iNcOme PublIC HousiNg apARtMents in NEw OrleANs, PlUs thousAnDs of otHeR puBliC housINg apArtmenTs scheduLed foR Renewal or maintENance, nearly 100% AfRIcAN amERicaN. ThE housing autHoriTY now RepoRTs HavINg 1925 pubLic hoUsINg APartments available fOr Low-incOme peOple on the siteS of the demoLISHed complExes, LEsS Than half the numBer prOmised, and lESs than haLf of tHose have Rents set aT RAtes whicH arE afForDabLE To Those who lived IN PublIc Housing BefOre KatrIna. thaT meAns ThE majority Of public HoUsInG uNitS now rEQuire higHeR inCoMes From rENters tHan thE peoPlE wHO weRe livinG In PUBlic HoUsIng pRioR tO KatrIna. THAt iS why onlY about halF of THe faMiLiEs who liVed in the four pUbLic housing DeVelOpmentS THat were dEmolished after Katrina maDE it back To NEw OrlEans By 2011. And only 7 PerCent of ThoSE origiNal famIlies WeRe lIVIng in THE nEw hOuSing that rePLAceD theiR hOmes.

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6,000: There are 6,000 feweR PeoPle on Social SeCurIty iN oRlEanS paRIsh ThAN beFORe the storm. OrleaNs Parish haD 26,654 pEOpLe on Social sEcuRiTy, eitheR old age Or disABility, iN 2004. Orleans PArish had 20,325 pEoPle oN sOciAl Security In the latEst report. tHere aRE sImilaR drOps in tHe NumBers oF peoplE On TEmporAry AssIsTance fOr NeeDy families In New Orleans. There were juSt over 3,000 FamilIes Receiving StaTE teMporary asSistAnce in New ORleAns In May 2005. as oF may 2015, thAt nuMBeR waS Down tO 463.

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 in the country. Only 32 p ercent ofAfric anAme ri cans  bel ieve the new c h arte r school system is bet ter t ha n  the pu blicschools ys t e m b ef or e t he st orm,ver sus 44percent of  wh it es (few whit e sattend the  pu blic schools ).
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50:  50 p ercent of the  black ch il d ren in New Orl e a ns  liv e in poor househo l ds ,  a higher perc entage  t h an w hen  Ka trina hit. 
59: N e w Orlea n si s now 59 percent Af rican Ameri c an,  downfr om6 6.7 pe rcent  i n  20 00; 31 perc entwhite, up  from2 6 perce n t in 20 00; an d 5 .5perc e nt  H isp an i c,u pfro m  3percentin  2 000.
67: P r i or t o K atri na, N ew Orleans in car cera t edmoreof it s ci ti zensthan a ny ci ty  in the US, fiv e ti mes the n ati on alav erage .  Ongoi ngeff orts by  commun i tyme m b e rs  and local officia ls h av e reduce d then um be r  of peop le  he ld i n the j ailb y67 perce nt.

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73: 7 3per cen t ofN ew O rleans  student s who start high sch o ol graduate o n  t i m e. 
322 1:There are n ow 3 2 21 f ewer lo w-i n comepubli ch ou s ing apartments in N ew  Orlea ns th an when Katri na hit. In 2 0 05 there  wer e  5 , 146 low-income  publ ic housing apartmen ts in  New Orl eans, plu s thousand s o f o the r p u b li c housing apa r t ment sschedul edfor ren ewa l o r m ain te nance, ne arly 100 %Af ri ca n A meric a n. The h ou sin gaut horit y  now r eport s ha vi ng 192 5 publi c  h o u sing  a pa rtme nts  a vaila blef orlow-inc ome peopl e o n  the  s it es of t he demolished  c omplexes,le ssthan h a l f the nu mber promised, and less than ha lfof th osehave rent s s et atrat e s whic h areaffor da ble t o tho s e  w holi ved in pub l i c h ousin gbefo re Katr ina. That means th e  ma jority of pub lic  hou s i ng  un i ts now  r e qui r e  higher incomes  from rent er s  t han the pe o ple  w ho were  living  in p u blic ho using pri or to Kat ri na.T h atis why onl y abouthalf of t h e fam i li es wh o l ived i nthe  four  publi c  ho using  devel op mentsthatwe re demol ished after Katrina mad e it b ack t o N ew Orlean s b y  20 11. And o nly7 percentoftho se or igi n al fa mili e swer e  livi ng i n  the newh ou sin g th at replaced t h eir  home s.Advert isem ent:

6,000: Ther e  are 6,000 few er p e o ple  on Soci al  Security in O rle an s Parish t ha n before th e storm.  O r leans  Paris h had26,654p e op l e on S ocia l S ecurity,eit he r  old ag eor disabi lity ,in 200 4. Orl e ansP a rish had 20,325peopl e on So c ial  Secu ri ty in t h e la test repor t. There ar e simi lardrops  in the  n umbers  of  p eople on T e mporary A ssist ance fo rNeed y F amilie s in N ew Or lean s.  Th ere werej u st ov er 3,0 00 f amili es  rec eiving st a te tempo rar y  assist an cei n  New O r le a n s in May 2 005 . Aso f  May 2015, that nu m ber w as dow n to 4 63.

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 in_the country._Only 32 percent of_African Americans_believe_the new_charter_school system is_better than the_public school system before_the storm, versus_44_percent of whites (few whites attend the public schools).

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50: 50 percent of the black_children_in New_Orleans_live_in poor households, a higher_percentage than when Katrina hit.

59:_New Orleans_is now 59 percent African American, down from_66.7_percent in 2000;_31 percent white, up from 26 percent in 2000;_and 5.5 percent Hispanic, up from_3 percent in_2000.

67:_Prior_to Katrina, New Orleans_incarcerated more of its citizens than_any city in the US, five_times the national average. Ongoing efforts by_community members and local officials have_reduced the number of people_held in_the jail by 67 percent.

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73:_73 percent of_New Orleans_students who start_high school graduate on time.

3221: There_are now 3221_fewer low-income public housing apartments in_New_Orleans than when_Katrina_hit._In 2005_there were 5,146_low-income_public housing_apartments_in New Orleans, plus thousands of_other_public housing apartments scheduled for renewal or_maintenance, nearly 100% African_American._The housing authority now_reports having 1925 public housing_apartments available for low-income people on_the sites_of the_demolished complexes, less than half the number promised, and less than_half of those have rents set_at rates which are_affordable to_those_who lived in_public_housing before_Katrina. That means the majority of public_housing units_now require higher incomes from renters_than the people who_were_living in public housing prior to_Katrina. That is why only about_half of the families who_lived_in_the four public housing developments_that were demolished after Katrina made_it back to_New Orleans by 2011. And only 7_percent_of those original families were living_in_the new housing that replaced their_homes.

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6,000:_There_are 6,000 fewer people on_Social Security in Orleans Parish than_before the storm. Orleans Parish had 26,654 people on_Social Security, either_old age or disability, in_2004._Orleans_Parish had 20,325 people on Social Security in the latest_report. There_are similar drops_in the numbers of people on Temporary Assistance for Needy_Families in New Orleans. There were just_over 3,000 families receiving state temporary assistance in New Orleans in_May 2005. As of May 2015, that number_was down to 463.

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