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Dr. Raymond Tompkins

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By Flora Weinstock and Marisa Weinstock(?) and Adrienne Hall (?)

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Environmental Justice Oral Histories Henry Brannan
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1. Dr. Raymond Tompkins
2. Segregated Schools, Black Students and Asthma
3. Interactive timeline of Bayview-Hunters Point, San Francisco - Divestment and Development
4. Black Neighborhoods and Pollution Burden
5. Every Contaminant of Concern
6. Every Contaminant of Concern
7. San Francisco Pollution Burden by Census Tract This map uses data from the CalEnviroScreen 3.0, a tool that is used to examine neighborhood differences in exposure to multiple sources of pollution. Here we visualize the June 2018 CalEnviroScreen results and the 2010 census Black population for San Francisco by census tract to show the relationship between Black population density and pollution bird the darkest red color represents the highest pollution burden and the lightest yellow color represents the lowest pollution burden. Areas where Black residents make up 20% or more of the total population are highlighted below.
8. Timeline of Bayview-Hunters Point
9. San Francisco Pollution Burden by Census Tract This map uses data from the CalEnviroScreen 3.0, a tool that is used to examine neighborhood differences in exposure to multiple sources of pollution. Here we visualize the June 2018 CalEnviroScreen results and the 2010 census Black population for San Francisco by census tract to show the relationship between Black population density and pollution bird the darkest red color represents the highest pollution burden and the lightest yellow color represents the lowest pollution burden. Areas where Black residents make up 20% or more of the total population are highlighted below.

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Curing room at Allan’s Meats, 1972. (Courtesy of San Francisco History Center, San Francisco Public Library.)