It's insane how close it hit to my parent's house. Basically right in the center of West Little Rock, smashed into major shopping areas at Rodney Parham/430 and Cantrel/430, then crossed the river and hit NLR/Sherwood. It was really bad.

I'm not saying institutional racism doesn't help explain that, I'm saying class does not because poor white people still don't suffer the same levels of pollution as non poor black people.

"Any conclusions that hint to structural race issues are not real science!"

https://www.epa.gov/sciencematters/study-finds-exposure-air-pollution-higher-people-color-regardless-region-or-income

Pollution is the unifier. You're more likely to have elevated lead in your blood if you're black than if you're poor. Social class absolutely doesn't explain many of these disparities

https://www.epa.gov/sciencematters/study-finds-exposure-air-pollution-higher-people-color-regardless-region-or-income

I cant wait to hear from totally credible conservative sources that this wasnt motivated "at all" by hate crime like the Q and Pulse ones "weren't."