MAKING CONTACT - a weekly international radio program
March 17, 1999
Across the United States, low income communities and neighborhoods where people of color live are disproportionately suffering from toxic exposure and dumping. In some cases, landfills and polluting industries literally border schools and homes. Over the last decade, a growing movement has been calling for protection from hazardous waste and chemical emissions, a view that's being challenged by big business. On this program, we take a look at the environmental justice movement.
Featurring:
Ann Braden, Southern Organizing Committee for Social and Economic Justice; Hazel and Sheryl Johnson, People for Community Recovery; Marjorie Richard, Concerned Citizens of Norco.
For more information:
Southern Organizing Committee for Social and Economic Justice
P.O.Box 10518
Atlanta, GA 30310
404-755-2855; fax: 404-755-0575
People for Community Recovery
13116 South Ellis
Chicago, IL 60827
773-468-1645; fax: 773-468-8105
Concerned Citizens of Norco
28 Washington St.
Norco, LA 70079
504-764-8165