This is just heartbreaking - I mean, 1,500 people displaced because of a typhoon? That's insane!
Alaska is literally one of the most remote places on earth, and it's amazing that they're getting such an outpouring of support from their community. $1 million raised in just a short time is incredible!
And to think, this disaster has brought attention to some serious issues with the Trump admin's funding for Indigenous villages... like, come on!
But what really gets me is how resilient these communities are. I mean, they're literally describing their village as "Native strong" and it's just so inspiring. It's not about government or aid, it's about people coming together to support each other in the face of disaster. That's what we should be celebrating!
And I hope that this incident will bring some much-needed attention to the issues these communities are facing, because let's be real... they can't do it alone
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The scale of the disaster is massive and Alaska's remote communities are really struggling to cope 
. I feel so sorry for those who lost their homes and basic necessities in the storm surge 
. It's crazy that the damage was so extensive, like an earthquake 
. But you know what? I'm also super proud of the community resilience and support 
. People are coming together and supporting each other in this darkest of times 
. Can we get some federal aid ASAP and help those affected recover? 