Faces of Flint
What is day-to-day life like in a U.S. city where the water supply is not safe for drinking, bathing, or cooking? How are residents of Flint, Michigan -- black, white, Hispanic, rich, middle class and poor -- coping through the crisis? How are they striving to ensure the best possible future for their children?
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We wrap up our "Faces of Flint" series with a man who's investing in the city despite the ongoing water crisis."Faces of Flint" explores the day to day… -
We continue our "Faces of Flint" series with a day in the life of Flint resident Laura MacIntyre, as she navigates raising a family in the midst of the… -
Flint hip-hop artist Mama Sol uses her music to bring attention to and give voice to the Flint residents struggling in the midst of the continuing water… -
The Flint water crisis is making many long-time Flint residents question whether they can still make a life in the city. But Laura MacIntyre and her… -
Undocumented immigrants in Flint's Latino community are finding support at the Hispanic Technology and Community Center, where food, water, and lead… -
Children at St. John Vianney Catholic School share stories with their second grade teacher on how life has changed since the flint water crisis. WATCH IT… -
Our "Faces of Flint" series continues with the story of the Hispanic Technology and Community Center in Flint. We hear from volunteers working to keep the… -
For years, images of Flint have captured the city’s various challenges: joblessness, poverty, and crime. And that was before the city’s water crisis. Meet… -
Flint hip-hop artist Mama Sol debuts her spoken word piece, “Hard To Swallow.”WATCH NOW at video.wkar.orgHARD to SWALLOWby Mama SolWe come in Peace…Intent… -
Our "Faces of Flint" series kicks off with the story of hip hop artist Mama Sol, who was born and raised in the city of Flint. She’s using her music to…
