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Helping Communities Heal from Lead Exposure with LaTricea Adams of Black Millennials for Flint

Fifty Feminist States: Interviews with Feminist Activists and Artists Across the U.S.

English - February 18, 2021 11:00 - 29 minutes - 23.7 MB - ★★★★★ - 39 ratings
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Previous Episode: Episode 49 - Revisiting Suffragette City with Fiona Davis, MJ Rose, and Katherine Chen
Next Episode: Episode 51 - Intersectional Environmentalism with Leah Thomas

In this episode, Amelia speaks with LaTricea Adams, CEO and cofounder of Black Millennials for Flint. LaTricea share the origin story of the organization, what she wishes more people knew about lead, and why environmental justice is a critical component of racial justice and gender justice activism.

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Learn more about Black Millennials for Flint on their website

Watch the BET documentary that features their work

Check out Leah Thomas and intersectional environmentalism

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