The Father of Environmental Justice Reflects on the Movement He Helped to Start

Four decades into his activism, Dr. Robert Bullard looks back on his legacy and the work ahead

[@motifnvolume]

This is incredible. Such an issue as this. Thank you for your dedication to environmental justice.

[@audreylong9170]

Thanks for your work. Sadly, I expect more issues to affect our Black/Brown communities as we recently saw systems for indigenous citizens fail in the fires in Hawaii.

[@goinggray]

We don't have 40 years💔
The change of pace feels as though we'd need another 100 to make equality

[@deblack45]

Yes! I too am tired of waiting when we have all the data. Thank you for your work and I'm sorry for the disappointment.

[@mizkhalifajcole]

Thank you for your labor

[@SolaceEasy]

I want to say to my sisters and my brothers: Keep the Faith. When the storm comes and the winds rise, walk on at a steady pace.

[@SolaceEasy]

When the battle is fought and the victory won, we can all shout together "We have overcome!"

[@sandragibbs5667]

A percentage of profits of offending companies should go to fix the problems they caused.

[@williebeamish5879]

Oh, that all went into the top 10% pockets for wealth hoarding or whatever they do with it. Oh yeh, Reagan's "trickle down" economics.

[@audreylong9170]

Agreed...

[@larcoal2963]

Correlation and causation are not synonymous. Other factors are at play. This video shows none of the other data.

[@krunoslavregvar477]

Hmmm...