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Flooding broke open Jackson’s water crisis, but it can’t be disentangled from race, experts say

Nada Hassanein, USA TODAYComments Off on Flooding broke open Jackson’s water crisis, but it can’t be disentangled from race, experts say

While the floodwaters let the system tip over, experts say underinvestment in Jackson's infrastructure – a city that's majority Black – is to blame.

      
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