David G. Stone
They promised progress. They delivered devastation.In 1950, the residents of Oscarville, Georgia-a thriving Black community-were told their homes would be flooded to create Lake Lanier, a recreational paradise for Atlanta’s elite. What they weren’t told was the truth behind one of America’s most shocking acts of environmental racism.WATERS OF BETRAYAL exposes the government conspiracy that systematically destroyed an entire town, displacing hundreds of families and erasing a community from history.