Citizens living in poor and minority areas in cities and metropolitan areas that have to deal with the illegal dumping of hazardous materials are victims of __________.

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Environmental racism refers to the practice of disproportionately situating hazardous waste sites and other environmentally harmful enterprises in or near areas inhabited by poor or minority communities. These communities often lack the political power or resources to resist such practices, making them more vulnerable to the negative impacts of environmental hazards.

Citizens Living in Poor and Minority Areas in Cities and Metropolitan