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New Orleans Mayor
Invokes God at Rally
Calls for end to
violence, infighting
(AP) -M ay o r Ray Nagin apologized Tuesday for a
M artin Luther King Day speech in which he predicted
that New O rleans would be a “chocolate” city once
more and asserted that “G od w as mad at A m erica.”
“ I said some things that were totally inappropriate.
... It shouldn’t have happened,” Nagin said, explaining
he was caught up in the m om ent as he spoke to mostly
black spectators, m any o f them fearful o f being shut
out o f the city ’s rebuilding.
During the speech M onday, Nagin, who is black,
said that the hurricanes that hit the nation in quick
succession were a sign o f G o d ’s anger tow ard the
U nited States and tow ard black com m unities, too, for
their violence and infighting. He also said, “ It’s time
for us to rebuild New O rleans — the one that should
be a chocolate N ew O rleans.”
“This city will be a majority African A merican
city,” he said M onday. “ It’s the way G od wants it to
be. You can ’t have New O rleans no other way. It
w ouldn’t be New O rleans.”
Nagin said his com m ents about God were inappro
priate and stem m ed from a private conversation he
had with a m inister earlier. “I need to be more sensitive
and more aware o f what I’m saying,” he said.
The m ayor said his speech was really meant to
convey that blacks were a vital part o f New O rleans’
history and culture and should be encouraged to
return. “I want everyone to be w elcom e in New
O rleans — black, white, Asian, everybody,” he said.
Nagin said the other main point he had hoped to
make Monday was that when blacks do return, they
m ust work to stam p out the crim e and political
infighting that have held them back.
New O rleans was more than 65 percent black
before Hurricane Katrina. The storm displaced about
three-quarters o f the c ity ’s population. M ost o f the
estim ated 125,000 residents w ho have been able to
return are white.
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Jordanian artist Kanaan Kanaan combines an abstract image
of Christ with Islamic calligraphy to find commonalities be
tween religions. His artwork is on display this month at Provi
dence St. Vincent Medical Center.
Islam, Muslim Culture Celebrated
N ew Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin (left) em b ra ces Elliot Willard prior
to a m em orial service honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. M onday
in New Orleans. (AP photo)
Nagin, a form er cable com pany executive and political novice,
was elected in 2002 with about 90 percent o f the w hite vote,
according to polls conducted by Ed Renw ick, the director o f Loyola
U niversity’s Institute o f Politics.
Islam and Muslim culture is being be held on Thursday, Jan. 19 from 5
celebrated during January at Provi to 7 p.m. in the foyer of the hospital’s
dence St. Vincent Medical Center, chapel on the second floor.
9205 S.W. Barnes Rd.
The documentary "Medicine, Cul
The public is invited to enjoy a ture and Ethics with the Muslim Pa
variety of free events and activities, tient" is scheduled for a “brown bag
including the month-long art exhibit lunch” presentation on Wednesday,
showcasing handcrafted tiles from Jan. 25, from noon to I p.m. in the
Jordanian artist Kanaan Kanaan.
hospital's boardroom on the second
Kanaan combines Christian ico floor. For more information or to
nography with Islamic calligraphy in RSVP and for directions, call 503-
each of his works to represent the 216-7192.
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All the activities are part of
gions, and to capture the essence of Providence’s diversity initiative to
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An art reception with Kanaan will awareness projects.
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