Dunbar Neighborhood Still Needs Help After Hurricane Ian

The video explores the aftermath of Hurricane Ian in the Dunbar neighborhood of Fort Myers, highlighting the community's dire need for disaster relief. It discusses the impact of the hurricane, including power outages and downed trees, and the response from local and state officials. The video also delves into the historical context of racial segregation in Dunbar and the ongoing challenges faced by the predominantly African American community. Efforts by community leaders and government officials to provide aid and restore services are also covered.

What was one of the main concerns for residents in the Dunbar neighborhood after Hurricane Ian?

• Lack of food supplies

• Damaged schools

• Downed trees and power lines

• Flooded streets

Which area did Florida State Representative Del Rayner visit to provide aid?

• Cape Coral

• Naples

• Harlem Heights

• Downtown Fort Myers

What is the historical significance of the Dunbar neighborhood?

• It was the first integrated neighborhood in Fort Myers

• It was a center for jazz music and black entrepreneurship

• It was a major industrial hub

• It was known for its agricultural production

What was a historical racial demarcation line in Fort Myers?

• The railroad tracks

• The highway

• The river

• The city park

What was the McCollum Building known for?

• Being a shopping center

• Hosting jazz luminaries

• Serving as a school

• Being a government office