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Welcome to the People’s Tribune page on the Flint Water Crisis!
The People’s Tribune has been reporting on the struggle for safe, clean water in Michigan for over ten years, and on the dictatorship set up in Michigan to hand its cities, including its water, over to the corporations, while replacing elected officials with corporate shills. The poisoning of the city of Flint is the product of that dictatorship. And if you sound the alarm about the attack on democracy you could be jailed without any evidence of a crime. This happened to Rev. Edward Pinkney of Benton Harbor, MI.
Michigan is a harbinger of what’s to come for all of America if we do not act. Below are a selection of our articles on the Flint water struggles as well as the water fights in other Michigan cities like Detroit where tens of thousands of people have had their water shut off. We encourage you to send your stories, order bundles of the People’s Tribune to share with others and donate at https://peoplestribune.org/donate. We have no paid staff and receive no grants. Email peoplestribune@gmail.com or go to the yellow box on this page and click on “Go to Contact Form” to send us a message or an article or art you would like published.
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The People’s Tribune interviewed Deanna Berry from Denmark, South Carolina about the town’s water struggle. Residents say water runs brown, stains the laundry and tastes bad. Virginia Tech Scientist Marc Edwards, who helped expose the lead in Flint’s water, said it is possible residents are drinking sewage water. “There’s hundreds of people here who say they’re always sick and can’t find out why. A lot of people have kidney failure, cancers, other illnesses that may be attributed to the water,” says Deanna. Listen to her video and read the interview with her that appears in the pages of the People’s Tribune: http://peoplestribune.org/pt-news/2018/03/mayor-says-no-to-water-testing/
This video is about the water crisis in #Flint Michigan and the problems that stem from it. Please share to spread the word. We still need your support. It has been more than 3 years since our community has had clean water!
Thank you to Mayor Karen Weaver and all of the friends, family, and residents of Flint that help make this happen.
Based on the work of ACLU of Michigan investigative reporter Curt Guyette, “Here’s To Flint” is an exhaustive probe into how the city of Flint was left exposed to lead-tainted drinking water for nearly two years. Guyette broke the story of lead contamination in the Flint water supply in July when he published an EPA memo highlighting toxic-waste levels of lead in the water flowing into one Flint residence. The ACLU hired local filmmaker Kate Levy to team up with Guyette to produce the documentary.
produced by Kate Levy.
Tens of thousands of families in Detroit have had their water shut off for inability to pay the skyrocketing price is growing. A movement is developing to turn the water back on.
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Break Free Midwest is an activist group demanding a just transition from fossil fuels to a sustainable future, a transition that does not harm communities already devastated by fossil fuel addiction. Protest was held in Whiting, Indiana on May 15, 2016. Visit us on https://midwest.breakfree2016.org or Facebook/BREAKFREEMIDWEST
The Joint Committee on the Flint Water Public Health Emergency held its third hearing on the #FlintWaterCrisis at the University of Michigan – Flint on March 29th, 2016. Testimony was heard from Flint residents about the poisoning, the affect on their lives and questions are raised about why no one in government is doing anything to help the people. Recorded by GMO Free News. Streamed live on Mar 29, 2016
The Democratic candidates for president faced off Sunday night in Flint, Michigan, which has been in the national spotlight over the poisoning of the city’s water.
The crisis began in 2014, when an unelected emergency manager appointed by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder switched the source of the city’s drinking water from the Detroit system to the corrosive Flint River.
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