The oil spill in the gulf is just an awful reminder of the devastation that blighted the Gulf Coast just five years ago, Hurricane Katrina. An event that changed the landscape in hours is still being felt today — from untold deaths to millions displaced, Katrina has forever transformed the gulf coast and Black folks.

On Sunday at 11am(ET), Roland Martin returns to the scene of one of the United States worst natural disasters for a special episode of Washington Watch where he’ll talk to the people and politicians on the ground. What has changed and what still NEEDS to change? What does the BP oil spill mean for an area still digging its way up to normal? And most importantly, what can WE do about it.

Join Roland as he speaks with actor/activist Wendell Pierce (The Wire. ‘treme), New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu, New Orlean Saints head coach Sean Peyton and more to get the truth behind life after Katrina.

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We all know the spill in the gulf is bad, but Roland and his panel feel that most Americans do not fully comprehend the scope of this disaster.

Washington Watch correspondent and Interactive One Chief Content Officer Smokey D. Fontaine traveled to Louisiana to expose the frightening dilemmas of living in the Gulf Coast region after the worse oil spill in US history.

What do you think about the oil spill?  Will we recover?  Tell us here.

DOWNLOAD | Show Airing June 27, 2010

DOWNLOAD | TRANSCRIPT: Show Airing June 20, 2010