Toxic Wastes and Race at Twenty: Why Race Still Matters after All of These Years
Toxic Wastes and Race at Twenty: Why Race Still Matters after All of These Years
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有毒废物和二十岁时的种族：为什么这么多年后种族仍然重要
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2008
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B. Wright
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R. Bullard;P. Mohai;Robin K. Saha;B. Wright
在美国政府清理有毒废物场所和惩罚污染者的方式上存在种族分歧。与黑人、西班牙裔和其他少数族裔居住的社区相比，白人社区的行动更快，效果更好，惩罚也更严厉。这种不平等的保护经常发生，无论社区是富裕还是贫穷。27
There is a racial divide in the way the U.S. government cleans up toxic waste sites and punishes polluters. White communities see faster action, better results and stiffer penalties than communities where blacks, Hispanics and other minorities live. This unequal protection often occurs whether the community is wealthy or poor. 27