New Orleans Residents Use Color to Restore Hope
by Pam Fessler, NPRAugust 31, 2007
Color is among the vibrant signs of hope for those recovering from Hurricane Katrina. As the wrecked, washed-out homes of Gulf Coast residents are slowly rebuilt, bright, cheerful, colorful paint seems to be the one thing strong enough to wipe away the past.
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