Includes bibliographical references (pages 148-150) and index.

Building momentum for the Environmental Justice Movement / Renee Skelton and Vernice Miller -- Strategies to fight environmental injustice at home and abroad / Robert Bullard -- Flint's water crisis fits a pattern of environmental injustice / Jena Ross -- Religious voices play a critical role in environmental justice / Julia Watts Belser -- The food industry is complicit with environmental racism / Food Empowerment project -- Government response to environmental hazards in minority communities is too slow / Ryan Schwier and Peter Elliott -- Environmental racism is supported by the evidence / H. Spencer Banzhaf -- Economics cannot justify unequal environmental risks / Rachel Massey -- "Environmental Justice" obscures persistent racism / Bryan K. Bullock -- Environmental racism does not exist / David Friedman -- Environmental racism should be put in perspective / Kent Jeffries -- Corporations and governments place profits ahead of people / Anup Shah -- India has not done enough to protect the environment after Bhopal / Edward Broughton -- Environmentalism must bridge its racial divide / Brentin Mock -- "Big Green" NGOs placate liberal consciences, but do little good / Kat Stevens.