The Intercept

Polluted communities demand environmental justice during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A road off of Frelinghuysen Avenue that is steps away from a bus stop that most residents take regularly in Newark's South Ward.
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The bus stop on Frelinghuysen Avenue that most residents take regularly in Newark's South Ward.
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Abandoned school in Newark's South Ward.
Mechanic Frelinghuysen Avenue commenting on increased traffic during the pandemic.
A street sign that has been run over by a diesel truck along Frelinghuysen Avenue.
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Kim Gaddy poses for a portrait near an abandoned school where she once taught in the South Ward.
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Essex County Correctional Facility in Newark which is across the street from Chemtrade Logistics plan.
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