The recent wildfires in Los Angeles, particularly the Eaton Fire, have caused widespread destruction in historically Black neighborhoods such as Altadena, where generations of families have lost their homes. As containment efforts continue, the community grapples with grief and uncertainty, fearing that the fires will erase their rich history. Survivors express feelings of helplessness, with many residents facing logistical challenges they never anticipated. The devastation raises alarm about gentrification and deepening inequality in the aftermath, highlighting how diverse communities from the unhoused to homeowners are affected. Various organizations are stepping up to provide support, yet many survivors feel forgotten amid the severe loss. The unity in mourning reflects a deep desire to rebuild and restore their community, even as they confront the harsh realities of displacement.