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"Davis not only situates the Flint Water Crisis in important historical and political events, but she also unveils entirely new evidence, producing a poignant and convincing analysis . . . . accessible and important for wide-reaching audiences, including activists, policymakers, practitioners, and scholars.""--Sociology of Race and Ethnicity In this urgent volume, sociologist Katrinell Davis provides a useful framework for examining the dramatic, deadly effects of systemic environmental racism and explores what underserved communities might do to counteract mismanagement and neglect of essential service delivery.--Ms. Magazine"

In this urgent volume, sociologist Katrinell Davis provides a useful framework for examining the dramatic, deadly effects of systemic environmental racism and explores what underserved communities might do to counteract mismanagement and neglect of essential service delivery.--Ms. Magazine

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Katrinell M. Davis is associate professor of sociology at Florida State University and author of Hard Work Is Not Enough: Gender and Racial Equality in an Urban Workspace.

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