Add flooding to an already shaky water infrastructure, and you get a city where there’s no clean drinking water and no water to fight fires or flush your toilet. The EPA found a host of problems with Jackon, Mississippi’s water system in 2020, and problems date back before that. NBC News tech and culture reporter Kat Tembarge called it environmental racism because the city is 80 percent black.

As Twitchy reported, Tembarge found out that it was Stephen L. Miller (aka @redsteeze) who sent a bunch of racists to her Twitter feed by pointing out that the city has been under Democrat control since the ’80s.

The city’s water system is not the responsibility of the Republican-led state. And Tenbarge has a pretty loose definition of “racists.”

Josh Sternberg, who is the editor of something we’ve never heard of, came to white knight for Tenbarge:

Funny how touchy Tenbarge got when someone brought up that the city’s been under Democrat control for decades. That seems out of place for a tech and culture reporter.

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