When thousands of people are left without power, the question quickly becomes bigger than electricity... it’s about who gets help when they need it most. More than a week after severe storms swept through Northwest Indiana, thousands of Gary residents remain without power... disrupting work, school and everyday life as locals turn to social media to make sure their stories aren't overlooked. With Gary having a 75% Black population, the prolonged outage is raising deeper questions about equitable crisis response... and why communities like ours too often have to fight to be seen before meaningful help arrives. #LetsDiscuss Why do our communities still have to reach a breaking point before help arrives? Tap the link in bio for what we know so far. 🖤 Credit: Nam Y. Huh via apnews | Anthony Vazquez via chicagosuntimes