While waiting for my flight recently, I purchased a $5 bottle of water (which I believe is an absurd price since federal regulations prohibit us from bringing our own water through security). I opted for the healthy, but expensive water instead of one of the much cheaper, but sugary drinks available (juice, pop, etc.). The disparity among the prices of …
Source: Benjamin Crump/Time Without real consequences, there will be no real change The facts are now well-known: Flint, Mich. is a community that is57% black with more than 40% of its residents living below the poverty line. About two years ago, officials in Michigan changed the water source for Flint from the largest fresh water supply, Lake Huron, to the toxic Flint River. …
