Donald McEachin: “This keeps me up at night, because we have got to make sure that this 40 percent lands on the target, that we have…”

The Environmental Justice for All Act is a long overdue correction to our nation's failed chemical management policies.

This legislation will amend and strengthen Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which will prohibit discrimination based on the disparate impact we endure as Black, fenceline communities.

McEachin and Grijalva are doing exactly what elected officials should do, by ensuring that communities closest to the problem have a seat at the table as we develop policy solutions.

We ask the Chair, members of the Committee, and the Congress to meet this moment, show that the Congress listens to the voices of the people, and pass the Environmental Justice for All Act.