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One thing is certain: the images of Katrina will never disappear. They live on servers, in movie B-roll, in reaction GIFs, and in the anxious scroll of midnight browsers. As long as popular media craves content that shocks, saddens, and captivates in equal measure, the Katrina photo will remain a haunting, profitable, and deeply American commodity.

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The victim narrative was also criticized for its racial and socioeconomic undertones. Many argued that the media's focus on the suffering of white, middle-class residents perpetuated a "preferential visibility" that marginalized the experiences of low-income and African American communities (Fyre, 2007). For instance, a study by the American Journal of Public Health found that African American residents were more likely to be reported missing or dead in the media, while white residents were more likely to be featured in stories about evacuation and relief efforts (American Journal of Public Health, 2008). One thing is certain: the images of Katrina