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The diaspora that followed Hurricane Katrina in 2005 was not the first time New Orleans residents have been dislocated. In 1862 a tidal wave of black refugees washed through the Crescent City, too—a cataclysm no one was prepared for, largely because whites refused to believe that slaves possessed the ability to act upon their own interests.
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