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7:34Now PlayingA study shows that the consequences of racial redlining still plague the health of Black people today.
The communities commonly classified as less desirable by government surveyors in the 1930s are contaminated with the dirtiest air in urban areas to this day.
Charles Blow and Mustafa Ali, vice president of the Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation, dive deeper into this on “PRIME.”
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