Left in the Dust: How Race and Politics Created a Human and Environmental Tragedy in L.A.
by Karen Piper
In Left in the Dust, Karen Piper examines how race and politics contributed to a human and environmental tragedy in Los Angeles. Connecting social inequality, political decisions, and environmental consequences, the book presents a critical perspective on the forces that shaped the city and left communities behind.
About This Book
Left in the Dust explores the relationship between race, politics, and environmental harm in Los Angeles.
Karen Piper focuses on the human consequences of decisions that shaped the city and its communities.
The book connects social inequality with the transformation and degradation of the urban environment.
It offers a historical and political perspective on a tragedy affecting both people and place.
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