Magali Sanchez-Hall is a resident of Wilmington and member of Communities for a Better Environment.
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Communities of color must lead the People’s Climate March
Here in the predominantly low-income Latino community of Wilmington, CA, we have five major oil refineries within a nine-mile radius. We are not alone: across the country, minority and low-income neighborhoods host the lion’s share of polluting facilities, and families like mine are impacted first and worst.
April 29, 2017
