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    Camp Greyhound: What You Aren’t Supposed To Know Aug 29th 2005‚ that day will forever go down in infamy in the history books of New Orleans. It was on this day that Hurricane Katrina touched down in New Orleans and absolutely destroyed the city in the catastrophe that left at least 1‚800 dead. I heard all about the hurricane‚ on the news‚ the internet‚ the radio‚ school‚ everywhere. I thought I knew all about Hurricane Katrina‚ I thought I was well aware of all the horrible things that happened

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    ZEITOUN ESSAY The book of Zeitoun is like none other that I have read before. Through this captivating story‚ the characters are faced with so many challenges with the coming of Hurricane Katrina‚ prejudices‚ and losing everything that you’ve come to know and love. Every day Zeitoun is faced with problems due to being part of a culture that is often looked down upon and discriminated. Three cultural differences that he encountered were getting rejected from clients because of his name‚

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    Although it is the 21’st century and prejudice seems to be a thing of the past‚ in David Egger’s non-fiction work Zeitoun‚ prejudice is everywhere. There are a few different types of prejudice in Zeitoun. Abdulrahman (Zeitoun) mainly faces ethnic prejudice‚ while his wife Kathy mainly faces religious prejudice because she is Muslim. Not only are the Zeitoun’s facing prejudice from others‚ but so are many people close to them. This includes people at their painting company and their close friends

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    Zeitoun Research Project

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    Zeitoun Research Project The world we live in‚ is one of selfishness‚ anger‚ and ignorance. Ignorance; this seems to have been the largest problem of all. According to Stephen Prothero (2010)‚ “the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life released the first nationwide survey of American religious knowledge.” As he stated the country failed‚ having averaged 50% of the questions correct on the survey‚ however; “non-believers” (atheists and agnostics) were ahead having averaged 66% correct on the same

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    book Zeitoun‚ Dave Eggers asserts that Congress‚ the Bush Administration and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)‚ and are neglectful and incompetent before‚ during‚ and following Hurricane Katrina. Due to Zeitoun’s family experiences‚ outside cases and broadcasts‚ this assertion is proven to be true. In the case of a natural disaster‚ we rely on our government to inform us about the severity of the disaster. Without this guidance‚ chaos and death may become prevalent. Kathy Zeitoun is one

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    I believe that the book Zeitoun can be somewhat factual yet there are many parts in the book that can be misleading. The description Zeitoun gives us about FEMA and Homeland Security gives us the feeling of sorrow that they‚ and other U.S. citizens‚ discriminate the Muslim people after 4 years past when the horrific events of 9/11 happened. Not only does it happen to Zeitoun‚ but when Kathy talks about the time a teenager tried pulling off her hijab as a joke‚ “A girl of about fifteen was crouched

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    Zeitoun Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophe that devastated the New Orleans area in 2005. The mass damage that hit various suburbs‚ such as the ninth ward passed a tipping point in which seemed nearly irreparable and is still feeling the devastation today. It left New Orleans choking in conditions portraying that of a third world country‚ in which was responsible for the many death of New Orleans natives and the stranding of hundreds of thousands. One subject matter that contributed to this devastation

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    Dignity Eggers emphasizes that the chief cost of disaster--be it natural or man-made--is the way it robs individuals of their dignity. Both victims and those who abused their power lose a sense of humanity. After Hurricane Katrina‚ Zeitoun observes that although the old woman he rescues will survive the storm‚ she has lost her dignity. When he himself is imprisoned‚ he objects the most to procedures which dehumanize him and efface his dignity‚ such as the strip searches and being served pork‚ which

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    Hurricane Katrina. One particular person affected by this hurricane is a man named Abdulrahman Zeitoun‚ who ventured through the destructed city of New Orleans helping those in need‚ while experiencing the malevolent actions placed upon him. Abdulrahman Zeitoun is an individual that underwent an enormous change as a result of Hurricane Katrina. Abdulrahman’s faith was being tested. After the hurricane‚ Zeitoun experienced many unfortunate events throughout New Orleans and was accused of looting and

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    When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005 the Zeitoun family could not decide on whether or not to flee or to stay in the city. In the end‚ Abdulrahman‚ more commonly known as Zeitoun‚ stayed behind and Kathy took the children to visit her family in Baton Rouge. What was his justification to stay behind? What happened in his past that gave him the faith to remain during the storm? The book‚ Zeitoun‚ answer many of these questions through anecdotes. Dave Eggers uses anachronistic anecdotes to

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