On Aug. 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina made landfall on the Louisiana Coast. Arguably the worst natural disaster to face a generation of Americans, the category-four storm left more than 1,800 people dead, displaced about 1 million, and caused more than $100 billion in damage.
On Friday, former President George W. Bush returned to New Orleans and, 10 years after the historic storm left 80% of the Big Easy covered in flood waters, he declared: “The Crescent City has risen again, and its best days lie ahead.”
As we approach #Katrina10, MSNBC would like to know what you think about how far the nation has come over the last decade.
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