“… Bracing and brutally persuasive, 'Roger & Me' is a post-Reagan primal scream for the working class left behind as the world changed rapidly around them. … At one point, Moore offhandedly notes the rat population exploded in Flint after the city cut back on garbage collection to save money. In her new book, 'The Poisoned City: Flint’s Water and the American Urban Tragedy,' Anna Clark briskly outlines how a series of decisions made by GM and public officials before and after 'Roger & Me' led to a vastly more dangerous tragedy. …”