Hurricane Katrina was devastating to some, but to others, it was just a bad storm. Why? In a Natural Disaster people of all wealth should be treated to the same priority, is shown in two different ways by the political cartoon, Helicopters by State Journal and the poem “After the Hurricane” by Rita Williams-Garcia. Both of the artifacts include a theme that is similar to each other. The artifact “After the Hurricane” by Rita Williams-Garcia shows the theme by using sad, devastating and descriptive words that leave you thinking about what you would have done or where you would be in the situation. For example, the poem states, “ If toilets flushed, if babies slept, if faucets ran, old bodies didn’t die in the sun,” this gives a sense
