New Lyric Video

Their Pollution, Our Solution

This new illustrated lyric video showcases our MFN member-led EJ song that speaks power directly to the EPA and the White House. Their Pollution, Our Solution was created by MFN member Dr. Bruce Strouble and rapper KXNG Crooked, and features the voices of seven of our MFN members!

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In the face of a new administration, let’s not forget: “States, local governments, and port districts retain a lot of power to clean up the ports, warehouses, and trucks that bring cargo from around the country and world to our homes and businesses.” - Steven Higashide, Union of Concerned Scientists

Learn how MFN members, including South Ward Environmental Alliance - SWEA, Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO), and Peoples Collective for Environmental Justice, are pushing for zero emissions across the entire freight transportation system: https://blog.ucsusa.org/steven-higashide/from-the-port-to-your-porch-every-part-of-the-freight-system-can-get-cleaner/

In the face of a new administration, let’s not forget: “States, local governments, and port districts retain a lot of power to clean up the ports, warehouses, and trucks that bring cargo from around the country and world to our homes and businesses.” - Steven Higashide, Union of Concerned Scientists

Learn how MFN members, including South Ward Environmental Alliance - SWEA, Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO), and Peoples Collective for Environmental Justice, are pushing for zero emissions across the entire freight transportation system: blog.ucsusa.org/steven-higashide/from-the-port-to-your-porch-every-part-of-the-freight-system-can...
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MFN member Miaisha Mitchell, co-founder of Tallahassee Food Network and director of The Greater Frenchtown Revitalization Council, grew up in Smokey Hollow, a majority-Black neighborhood in Tallahassee, Florida. In 1964, the neighborhood was bulldozed to make room for a parkway and campus office space.

Learn more about her experience and how it connects to our fight for environmental justice in our new community story ⬇️
https://www.movingforwardnetwork.com/2025/02/the-legacy-of-smokey-hollow/

MFN member Miaisha Mitchell, co-founder of Tallahassee Food Network and director of The Greater Frenchtown Revitalization Council, grew up in Smokey Hollow, a majority-Black neighborhood in Tallahassee, Florida. In 1964, the neighborhood was bulldozed to make room for a parkway and campus office space.

Learn more about her experience and how it connects to our fight for environmental justice in our new community story ⬇️
www.movingforwardnetwork.com/2025/02/the-legacy-of-smokey-hollow/
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