These communities exist. They are uniform in that they are discriminated against from the standpoint that they are disenfranchised, poor, Indigenous, brown, or African American.
Donald McEachin: “These communities exist. They are uniform in that they are discriminated against from the standpoint that they are…”
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McEachin highlights the systemic discrimination faced by marginalized communities.
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The Environmental Justice for All Act is informed by the belief that federal policy can and should strive for environmental justice, health equity, and climate justice for all deliberately overlooked and underserved 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.
I think it distracts from our shared goal of solving these problems for these communities.
The act will also hold companies accountable by allowing those of us impacted to seek legal remedy when they discriminate against us.





