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New Report Flags Structural Racism In Transportation Planning

Smart Growth America lays out a strategy for healthier, more equitable communities.
New Report Flags Structural Racism In Transportation Planning
City Councilors Michelle Wu (at podium) and Ed Flynn (behind, to the right) stand with Chinatown social justice advocates at a press conference on the disparate impacts of air pollution from traffic to communities of color on Thursday, June 27, 2019.
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