An exploration of the city of Flint, Michigan, which often tops annual lists of most violent cities in the United States.
An exploration of the city of Flint, Michigan, which often tops annual lists of most violent cities in the United States. Flint is a city born of the history of this country, an image of a country that is held back by the systems that propelled it to where it is.
A damaged fence on the North Side.
A homeless man waves to a passing car.
A mural depicting Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X on the side of a dilapidated building on the North Side.
T.P. holds his cousin's new puppy.
Flint was in prison at the age of 18 for a gang-related murder. After 12+ years of incarceration, he now works at a corner store and tries to be a role model for youth in his community.
A punching bag on the East Side. The owner was incarcerated for domestic abuse at the time of the photograph.
A tire lays in a field on the south side near an Interstate 69 overpass.
Renee enjoys taking a nap in her car at one of the local parks on warm days.
Inside an abandoned home.
Three young men on the East Side.
Two young men on the East Side.
Steve at a bus stop. He works as a laborer and has lived 40 years in Flint.
Nubbz and his son. Nubbz lost hand and forearm saving his daughter from a firework.
A dead dog outside an abandoned building.
