A call to action. Hundreds of residents in low income housing projects in Panama City have received eviction notices in the days following the category 4 catastrophe of Hurricane Michael, which shredded the region into a state of nonrecognition.  In short, it looks like a war zone. In an area where no bush, no tree, no building was spared in some measure by Michael’s thrashing wind gusts, were relieved occupants of impoverished communities whose walls weren’t felled.  The survivors of a storm bearing the same descriptor all storms as of late- historic- pulled through only to find landlord issued notices pinned to their doors.  The notices gave them one to three days to leave. They were given no rent reimbursement, no contingency directive and with the caveat that all things left behind would be destroyed courtesy of land owners. In the Macedonia Garden Apartments, the morning after landlords gave verbal assurance that residents could rest easy until November 1st when further decisions on eviction would be given, the residents woke to find 72-hour eviction notices on their doors.  And when the landlords [...]