Clean and White: A History of Environmental Racism in the United States (Children and Youth in America Book 1)
Clean and White: A History of Environmental Racism in the United States delves into the systemic racial biases embedded in environmental practices. As part of the Children and Youth in America series, it focuses on how these injustices have impacted young people, offering a vital historical perspective on inequality and resilience in American communities.
About This Book
Clean and White explores the historical dimensions of environmental racism in the United States, highlighting its effects on marginalized communities.
As the first volume in the Children and Youth in America series, it addresses how environmental injustices have disproportionately affected young people from racial minorities.
The book draws on historical evidence to illustrate patterns of discrimination in environmental policy and urban planning.
Through this lens, it reveals the intersections of race, environment, and youth development in shaping American society.
Author Carl A. Zimring provides a critical examination of these enduring issues.
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