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Flint Water Crisis: Ongoing Justice

“The word "ongoing" is doing a lot of work here. Flint's pipes were replaced. The mayor moved on. The cameras left. But the children who drank that lead water are still living with the neurological damage. The rot at the center doesn't clean itself up when the headlines stop.”Why Glen chose it

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A decade-long crisis exposing systemic failure in protecting public water safety, affecting predominantly Black and low-income communities Source · michiganpublic.org

What is this story about?

A decade-long crisis exposing systemic failure in protecting public water safety, affecting predominantly Black and low-income communities

Why did Glen Kerby choose this story?

The word "ongoing" is doing a lot of work here. Flint's pipes were replaced. The mayor moved on.

Where can I read the original?

It was published by michiganpublic.org as “Flint Water Crisis: Ongoing Justice”, at https://www.michiganpublic.org/criminal-justice-legal-system/2025-12-23/first-claims-paid-from-600-million-flint-water-crisis-settlement-fund.

“Flint Water Crisis: Ongoing Justice”

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