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"Changed Me" by JC Jackson
It's a personal essay depicting how Hurricane Harvey changed me.
A City Drowning
Poems
A Harvey Hangover (And Why That's a Good Thing)
As a native Houstonian, I've lived through other hurricanes and the damage of Tropical Storm Allison, but never believed I would witness rain and flooding like Harvey. I wrote this piece on the third day, struck by the persistence of the rain and the…
Airboat Near Flooded Cars
Two men in waist-deep water help to steer an airboat near flooded cars. This image was originally submitted as part of a collection of images under the title "The Inundation of Otherwise Normal Lives."
Boy Pointing at Airboat
A boy points to an airboat floating in the street. This image was originally submitted as part of a collection of images under the title "The Inundation of Otherwise Normal Lives."
Calm in the Storm
Essay of a transcendent experience trying to get home as Harvey hit
Compassionate Chaos: Harvey, Food, Rogue Relief, and Altruism
An essay about Houston restaurant community's efforts to feed people after Harvey.
Dreams After Harvey
An essay I wrote while I was displaced and waiting to go back home.
Four Girls and a Hurricane
This is the story of four girls who had never experienced a hurricane before and the adventure they went on together.
