"It's the Obama speech on race you probably haven't heard.

In June 2007, then-Sen. Barack Obama told a mostly black audience of  ministers that the country's leaders "don't care about" New Orleans residents,  suggesting the city was neglected in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina because  of institutional racism, according to an unedited video reported on by  The Daily Caller.

In the address, delivered during the upswing of the Democratic presidential  primary season, candidate Obama specifically criticizes in outspoken terms the  decision not to waive a federal law known as the Stafford Act that requires  communities hit by disasters to match 10 percent of federal aid.