Milwaukee native Davita Flowers-Shanklin brings a unique experience to the discussion of segregation, and its ripple effects. “I remember being in high school and being really into science and biology. I was the co-director of Camp Everytown , which is a diversity camp for teenagers," Flowers-Shanklin says. "So my work even as a teenager was around anti-oppression." But, Flowers-Shanklin was just as passionate about science and the environment. “It seemed silly not to try and not do them