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KPFK Sojourner Truth Earth Watch: Rue on the Tar Sands Blockade and environmental racism in Houston’s East End

kpfk_logoThis week’s Earth Watch features Rue, a writer, independent media and film maker, and queer radical social and environmental justice activist.  Rue talks about their organizing work with the Tar Sands Blockade including the actual tree blockade in rural East Texas and environmental justice work in Houston’s toxic East End, as well as the importance of bridging extraction resistance movements and necessity of bringing the struggles of frontline communities to the center of the environmental movement.

Global Justice Ecology Project teams up with KPFK’s Sojourner Truth show for weekly Earth Minutes every Tuesday and Earth Watch interviews every Thursday.

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Miriam Torres on KPFK Radio’s Sojourner Truth Show

Listen to Thursday’s show on KPFK Radio’s Sojourner Truth program which featured Miriam Torres,  the Southern California Program Director for the Environmental Justice Coalition for Water. Miriam discusses discrimination in the U.S. concerning the lack of access to clean drinking water in southern Californian communities and how this issue relates to public health, pollution and environmental racism.

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