A Spiritual Journey Sparked By Katrina s Wake
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A Spiritual Journey Sparked by Katrina's Wake
Overview
Cholene Espinoza, a pilot and reporter known for risking her life on battlefields, has turned her focus to the profound human suffering caused by Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath.
The Book
Espinoza's transformative journey to Mississippi following the storm inspired her book, Through The Eye of the Storm (Chelsea Green, $14.00). The book serves as a rallying cry for those working to rebuild what Katrina devastated and criticizes the failing infrastructure of public and commercial aid.
Themes and Impact
Espinoza highlights the overwhelming red tape and barriers faced by those unable to voice their struggles or demand better aid. Her narrative is a powerful tale of loss, recovery, and the healing power of community support. Esteemed journalist Helen Thomas praises the book as "the inspiring spiritual journey of a courageous woman dedicated to meaningful human causes," emphasizing the lessons we can all learn from Espinoza’s experience.
Community Support
Proceeds from the book will support the development of a community and education center in Harrison County, Mississippi, dedicated to Katrina survivors. The center aims to offer GED, computer, and job training to help young adults engage in their community's recovery. It will also function as an after-school facility, with future plans to provide healthcare services.
About the Author
Currently a United Airlines pilot, Cholene Espinoza graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1987. She made history in 1992 as the second woman selected to fly the U-2 reconnaissance aircraft and was awarded the Air Medal for her combat missions over Iraq and the former Yugoslavia. Espinoza also serves as a military correspondent for Talk Radio News Service and resides in New York City.
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