Hurricane Katrina wiped out the coastline in Mississippi. Many folks who lived there either couldn't afford to rebuild or couldn't afford the insurance cost to stay there. So big developers moved in and bought many of the former residents' property. Now, two years later, the major development happening along the coast is coming from large casinos. Residents from the nearby African American communities say the development is changing the face of their neighborhoods. Jason Mackenzie of the North Gulfport Community Land Trust brings us this report. 

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