By Joanne Richardson The PulseNovember 28, 2016 Standing Rock, Flint, And The Color Of Water Conflicts over water at Standing Rock ND and Flint MI share social and political contexts. Share this:TwitterFacebook TagsEnvironmental JusticePolicyUnited States About the Author(s) Previous articleRiver that gave life to NC town now tears it apart Next articleChanging the Face of National Parks
How the River Moves Us: Women Speak Their Story As a work of social choreography, Niimikaage is meant to listen to the movement of the Mississippi River through the lives of people connected to it. Whether their story is directly connected to the river or not, water shapes the world around them. Share this:TwitterFacebook