Gangs, violence, hurricanes: in the heat of New Orleans



New Orleans is one of the most visited cities in the United States. But it also has a much darker face: that is one of the most dangerous cities in the country.
Director: Camille Courcy and Patrick Chauvel

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27 thoughts on “Gangs, violence, hurricanes: in the heat of New Orleans”

  1. They're black in color his brother lost someone his family members you want to stop the violence create more job training programs stress the importance of Education self-awareness what happened to all the training programs I see abandoned buildings where are your Carpenters construction workers plasters painters plumbers people that can build and rebuild run down dilapidated properties it's more than just saying I'm black how are they going to get the word out if you don't report it bring it to the Forefront this lady doesn't know but she's talking about how else are people going to know if they don't see it first hand then it swept under the rug forgotten about keep on doing what you're doing brother don't pay that lady don't mind sometimes people need to see the destruction I'm a country a city a neighborhood before they wake up and take action

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  2. PS they don't have to do anything to you they're watching you destroy yourself and your people they tell you we don't have the money to rebuild in the city of New Orleans and other poor cities on neighborhoods but yet they can find a jail cell for you a prison cell to be occupied by poor and disadvantaged people around the country

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  3. Man I am so glad he said Black killing other. I have been saying that for years. I am pro black. Don't blame any other races for our people. I young black men ages 16-35 are really in bad shape. It's in our DNA to kill another black man. What a shame.

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  4. Katrina didn’t cause the city to sink! I am sick of y’all talking about a damn hurricane when the flood was caused by a lack of attention by those in charge of the up keep of the levee system that keeps water out. All 50 states here are in one way or another protected by levees, and 43% of the population reside in an area relying on levees to keep water out. The system needs to be maintained. If the levee system of the city of New Orleans was maintained properly by the Army Corps of Engineers (who built them and have admitted fault in court over this) the disaster wouldn’t have happened.

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  5. A whole culture that thinks clothes, drugs, shoes, and rap music is more important than being a dad and raising a family. They all know the end result of their actions. I grew up poor in the projects and my mom raised 3 kids to be good people. We served in the military and raised families. I don't know any other culture that comes to America and blames every one of their bad choices on other people while they prey on those same people.

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  6. If she’s so upset about White people & she said she/they only have a small place to live & the White/devil people have so much more? Why doesn’t she just move back to Africa where she is the majority?.

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