Environmental Justice: Peggy Shepard at TEDxHarlem

[@FitnessAngel]

Ms. Peggy Shepard I want to thank you for your dedication to the environmental justice movement in our community. God Bless You in Jesus Precious Name.

[@berylthurman3465]

Peggy Shepard and WEACT are just amazing, they have been able to capture and verbalize not just the problems but effectively implement the solutions that are the cures. I had never heard of scarfice zones before this video, when clearly they exist - even on Staten Island. Amazing and well done. Beryl Thurman, North Shore Waterfront Conservancy of Staten Island, Inc.

[@morrismuturi5295]

Who's here for assignment

[@valeriavillamizar1009]

yesss

[@oglingling]

The complexion for protection is so true, and fighting to abolish it is a uphill battle

[@zemorakeller6725]

Thank you for posting. Very informative. Sacrifice Zones.

[@solowsharmy5782]

100%! THANK YOU!

[@shizukaminamoto6662]

Does the establishment of industries in formerly colonized countries by the West also come under environmental racism?

[@letsrockpandasocks]

yes queen

[@rocketboi_1]

anyone else watching from 2034?

[@DeepSouthExperience]

Gator Anthropology!

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[@jessicapacella2937]

move away from them...

[@cosettefalker500]

moving costs money. money that many people don't have. living in low-income areas exposed to environmental hazards may be the only property that many families can afford. i'm sure if they could "move away from them" they would.

[@hanni003]

move? ha. People shouldnt have to live like that in the first place.