Disaster Equity

What's the first thing you notice about these pictures? https://t.co/hK2gkkBQvt

— A Midwestern Doctor (@MidwesternDoc) October 6, 2024

That no white folk were affected by the hurricane 🤔

— Cheeky Commons (@CheekyCommons) October 6, 2024

That these are all actors with clean clothes and she doesn't help white people.

— Steve Uhlir 🟠💪 Orange ₿ridge, Inc. (@steve_uhlir) October 6, 2024

Not representative of the demographics of Appalachia at all. I’d know. I was born there.

— Veronica Max (@VeronicaPikeFNP) October 6, 2024

So many black people in the Appalachian mountains. Who knew?

— Millions for Truth (@Millions4Truth) October 6, 2024

Where's the hillbillies? This does not look representative of Appalachia.

— 🇺🇸 Mouncie 🇺🇸 ☮️ (@Mouncie1) October 6, 2024

First of all that they are actors and it’s staged, and second that she said herself that white people don’t deserve disaster help as much as black and brown people do.

— ConnectedResearch (@ConnectedResea1) October 6, 2024

Photo op with “diversity” 😒

— Sarah 🇺🇸 (@schandler78) October 6, 2024

She’s doing what she said she would. Only help minorities and it was more a photo op than anything.

— Tx_Massacre (@Tx_Massacre2) October 6, 2024

This for example is FEMA specifically saying that "diversity" should determine who gets disaster aidpic.twitter.com/mMNv4ABEq0

— A Midwestern Doctor (@MidwesternDoc) October 7, 2024