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Welcome to Upstream’s vlog! This Black History Month, Upstream Policy Analyst and Coordinator Marcel Howard discusses the historical scars of environmental racism and the rise of the environmental justice movement. Learn more: https://upstreamsolutions.org/blog/bl... The Environmental Justice (EJ) movement addresses a statistical fact: people who live, work and play in America’s most polluted environments are commonly people of color and the poor. Environmental justice advocates have shown that this is not by accident: these communities are routinely targeted to host facilities that have vast negative environmental impacts. Learn how Black and minority communities are still being disproportionately and unjustly impacted by climate change today – and the role reuse systems can play to help move our society away from its current throw-away paradigm and create indisposable communities that have equal access to economic, social, and environmental opportunities. #environmentaljustice #EJ #environmentalracism #SenecaVillage #UShistory #antiracism #advocacy #BlackLivesMatter #climatechange #minoritycommunities #environment #NewYorkCity #NYC #CentralPark Resources for this episode: Upstream’s Justice, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Antiracism Commitments: https://upstreamsolutions.org/equity-... Listen to the podcast with Marcel for Black History Month: https://upstreamsolutions.org/podcast... Visit us: www.upstreamsolutions.org Follow us on social media: / upstreamsolution / upstreamsolutions / upstream_org / upstreamsolutions.org Subscribe to The Indisposable Podcast: https://www.upstreamsolutions.org/pod...