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The Cost of Progress: Work, Politics, and Environmental Justice with Keshaun Pearson

This session explores the often-overlooked connection between work, political power, and environmental justice. From industrial development and labor markets to public policy and corporate decision-making, Black and Brown communities have frequently borne the costs of economic progress while receiving few of its benefits. Keshaun Pearson will examine how environmental racism, workforce inequities, and political systems intersect to shape where people live, work, and thrive.

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