Catherine Coleman Flowers, NY Times Opinion
November 16, 2020
Mold, Possums and Pools of Sewage: No One Should Have to Live Like This Before she died of Covid-19, Pamela Rush opened her home to show the world what poverty
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Sewage is still ‘America’s dirty secret’ – Catherine Flowers is fighting to change that -The Verge
November 16, 2020
By Justine Calma@justcalma Nov 13, 2020, 4:26pm EST The Verge Doctors couldn’t diagnose the rash spreading across Catherine Flowers’ legs and body. But the activist thought it had to do with
‘We Need to Focus On People As Well’ – Kate B. Little Boy interviews Catherine Flowers
September 17, 2020
‘We Need to Focus On People As Well’ In one of the wealthiest countries in the world, access to sanitation still isn’t a guarantee. Catherine Coleman Flowers has been working
Catherine Flowers Op-Ed for Alabama Voices: Give Alabamians the freedom of solar choice
December 3, 2019
Catherine Coleman Flowers – Special to the Advertiser Originally Published 1:12 PM EST Dec 3, 2019 to the Montgomery Advertiser Photo: Solar panels on Ireland Farms in Alpine, Ala., are seen
Alabama Voices: Two million Americans are in a water crisis; some of them are your neighbors
November 22, 2019
Catherine Flowers and George McGraw – Special to the Advertiser Originally Published 9:00 AM EST Nov 22, 2019 to the Montgomery Advertiser Scenes from Lowndes County, where only 20 percent of
A County Where the Sewer Is Your Lawn: Catherine Coleman Flowers Op-Ed in the NY Times
May 29, 2018
Originally published May 22, 2018. MONTGOMERY, Ala. — In Alabama’s Black Belt, along the road from Selma to Montgomery where civil rights activists fought for voting rights, there’s a glaring problem that’s