Edward Buckles

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The new documentary “Katrina Babies” looks at how the 2005 hurricane affected the kids who survived it and are all grown up now.

‘Katrina Babies’: What does lost childhood do to your identity?

The new documentary “Katrina Babies” looks at how the 2005 hurricane affected the kids who survived it and are all grown up now.

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