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A Trip to Where Land Sinks into the Sea

By Sean David Hobbs

Gambit | September 24, 2008

A trip to the land of the United Houma Nation after Hurricanes Gustava and Ike in Louisiana sheds light on a Native American people and a culture on the brink.

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Tags: Louisiana, Native Americans, coastal erosion, fishing, Hurricane Gustav, Hurricane Ike

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