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Black Alliance For Peace Demands Social and Environmental Justice
Nellie Bailey and Glen Ford
04 Oct 2017
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Rev Lukata Mjumbe an Irvington, New Jersey, minister and member of the coordinating committee of the Black Alliance for Peace addressed a Washington conference to forge greater collaboration between environmental and social justice activists. “We stand on a tradition of those women and men of the environmental justice movement, and those who have fought for peace and against violence,” said Rev. Mjumbe. “I believe we can come up with answers that answer and solution that solve.”

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