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When Disaster Took Everything She Had, All She Had Left Was Her Truth

I like to look at this video as a type of spoken-word travel guide and coolness primer for all visitors to New Orleans — or any American city, for that matter. Walking around her town in 2008, Sunni Patterson (who grew up in NOLA’s 9th Ward) really tells us what to look out for aside…

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