The Civil Rights Movement, and expanding the boundaries of environmental justice in the San Francisco Bay Area, 1960-1999
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Author
Contributions
- Wilmsen, Carl. - Contributor
- Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office. - Contributor
Publication
2003 - , California
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Identifiers
- Internet Archivecivilrightsmove00carlrich
- Open LibraryOL7155581M
Alternate Titles
- Environmental justice and grassroots environmentalism in the San Francisco Bay Area oral history series.
Description
Childhood, studying architecture at Columbia; involvement in Civil Rights Movement, 1960-1969; teaching architecture at UC Berkeley, 1970-1979; starting Urban Habitat, working with David Brower and Earth Island Institute, leaving Earth Island Institute in 1997 due to lack of support for integrating social justice and environmental issues; views on President Clinton's executive order on environmental justice, 1994; reflections on environmental justice and environmental groups.
Subjects
Topics
Anthony, CarlUrban Habitat ProgramEarth Island InstituteBrower, David Ross, 1912-2000Environmental justice -- United StatesCivil rights movements -- United StatesEnvironmentalists -- California -- InterviewsGreen movement -- California -- San Francisco Bay Area
Genres
- Interviews
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