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More like nobody wants the industrial buildings near them but poor and marginalized communities don't have the political power to resist.
by tdeck 5y ago
More like nobody wants the industrial buildings near them but poor and marginalized communities don't have the political power to resist.
- kube-system 5y agoThat’s still not the fault of industrial businesses. No businessperson could change this dynamic even if they wanted to. It’s the fault of our political process to give equitable representation to people of all economic backgrounds.