While the implementation of the U.S. interstate highway system may have been designed to segment historic Black neighborhoods as a means of bypassing urban development, the symbolism of I-10 as a means of survival in the wake of Hurricane Katrina for thousands of American citizens, flooded from their homes, became a call for help that could no longer be ignored.
Read MoreBeginning with the Dirty Dozen Brass Band, the music of second line parades shifted away from the traditional gospel hymns and toward the party sounds of New Orleans r&b and modern funk that were more popular in the city streets.
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