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Environmental Justice Advocate Marsha Jackson is Moving Mountains Around the World
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What happens when a massive pile of toxic waste shows up in your backyard—and no one seems to care? Dr. Marsha Jackson found herself at the center of an environmental justice battle when "Shingle Mountain" loomed over her southern Dallas neighborhood. Join hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Jackson, Founder & Executive Director of Southern Sector Rising, as she shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a nationally recognized environmental justice advocate.In this episode, Dr. Jackson takes us inside her six-year fight to secure zoning changes for Floral Farms, the devastating impact of industrial pollution on her neighborhood and her vision for a community park and improved infrastructure. Her advocacy extends beyond Dallas—she’s taking the fight to the global stage, including an upcoming trip to Italy for the Global Climate Reparation Summit.Plus, Ryan and Shawn reflect on a recent local policy debate and share a few thoughts on how Dallas is handling zoning and environmental justice issues citywide. They also take a moment to spotlight Kiwanis Pancake Days, a beloved tradition in Paris, Texas. Could these be the best pancakes in the state? Tune in and decide for yourself!In This Episode:
Resources & Links:
🌎 Learn more about Southern Sector Rising here
📲 Follow Southern Sector Rising on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInGet Involved:
Dr. Jackson and her team are always looking for volunteers and supporters! If you want to help make a difference, visit Southern Sector Rising’s website or reach out via social media.🎧 Tune In & Subscribe:
Don’t miss this powerful episode of Deconstructing Dallas! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more stories of impact and leadership.
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What happens when a massive pile of toxic waste shows up in your backyard—and no one seems to care? Dr. Marsha Jackson found herself at the center of an environmental justice battle when "Shingle Mountain" loomed over her southern Dallas neighborhood. Join hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Jackson, Founder & Executive Director of Southern Sector Rising, as she shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a nationally recognized environmental justice advocate.In this episode, Dr. Jackson takes us inside her six-year fight to secure zoning changes for Floral Farms, the devastating impact of industrial pollution on her neighborhood and her vision for a community park and improved infrastructure. Her advocacy extends beyond Dallas—she’s taking the fight to the global stage, including an upcoming trip to Italy for the Global Climate Reparation Summit.Plus, Ryan and Shawn reflect on a recent local policy debate and share a few thoughts on how Dallas is handling zoning and environmental justice issues citywide. They also take a moment to spotlight Kiwanis Pancake Days, a beloved tradition in Paris, Texas. Could these be the best pancakes in the state? Tune in and decide for yourself!In This Episode:
- How Dr. Jackson took on Shingle Mountain and won a critical rezoning battle
- The health and environmental hazards her community faced
- Why environmental justice is a racial justice issue—and what needs to change
- The power of grassroots activism, media attention and legal action
- Dr. Jackson’s commitment to cleaner, healthier communities, locally and internationally
Resources & Links:
🌎 Learn more about Southern Sector Rising here
📲 Follow Southern Sector Rising on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInGet Involved:
Dr. Jackson and her team are always looking for volunteers and supporters! If you want to help make a difference, visit Southern Sector Rising’s website or reach out via social media.🎧 Tune In & Subscribe:
Don’t miss this powerful episode of Deconstructing Dallas! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more stories of impact and leadership.
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Description:
What happens when a massive pile of toxic waste shows up in your backyard—and no one seems to care? Dr. Marsha Jackson found herself at the center of an environmental justice battle when "Shingle Mountain" loomed over her southern Dallas neighborhood. Join hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Jackson, Founder & Executive Director of Southern Sector Rising, as she shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a nationally recognized environmental justice advocate.In this episode, Dr. Jackson takes us inside her six-year fight to secure zoning changes for Floral Farms, the devastating impact of industrial pollution on her neighborhood and her vision for a community park and improved infrastructure. Her advocacy extends beyond Dallas—she’s taking the fight to the global stage, including an upcoming trip to Italy for the Global Climate Reparation Summit.Plus, Ryan and Shawn reflect on a recent local policy debate and share a few thoughts on how Dallas is handling zoning and environmental justice issues citywide. They also take a moment to spotlight Kiwanis Pancake Days, a beloved tradition in Paris, Texas. Could these be the best pancakes in the state? Tune in and decide for yourself!In This Episode:
Resources & Links:
🌎 Learn more about Southern Sector Rising here
📲 Follow Southern Sector Rising on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInGet Involved:
Dr. Jackson and her team are always looking for volunteers and supporters! If you want to help make a difference, visit Southern Sector Rising’s website or reach out via social media.🎧 Tune In & Subscribe:
Don’t miss this powerful episode of Deconstructing Dallas! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more stories of impact and leadership.
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continue reading
What happens when a massive pile of toxic waste shows up in your backyard—and no one seems to care? Dr. Marsha Jackson found herself at the center of an environmental justice battle when "Shingle Mountain" loomed over her southern Dallas neighborhood. Join hosts Shawn Williams and Ryan Trimble for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Jackson, Founder & Executive Director of Southern Sector Rising, as she shares her journey from Corporate America to becoming a nationally recognized environmental justice advocate.In this episode, Dr. Jackson takes us inside her six-year fight to secure zoning changes for Floral Farms, the devastating impact of industrial pollution on her neighborhood and her vision for a community park and improved infrastructure. Her advocacy extends beyond Dallas—she’s taking the fight to the global stage, including an upcoming trip to Italy for the Global Climate Reparation Summit.Plus, Ryan and Shawn reflect on a recent local policy debate and share a few thoughts on how Dallas is handling zoning and environmental justice issues citywide. They also take a moment to spotlight Kiwanis Pancake Days, a beloved tradition in Paris, Texas. Could these be the best pancakes in the state? Tune in and decide for yourself!In This Episode:
- How Dr. Jackson took on Shingle Mountain and won a critical rezoning battle
- The health and environmental hazards her community faced
- Why environmental justice is a racial justice issue—and what needs to change
- The power of grassroots activism, media attention and legal action
- Dr. Jackson’s commitment to cleaner, healthier communities, locally and internationally
Resources & Links:
🌎 Learn more about Southern Sector Rising here
📲 Follow Southern Sector Rising on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInGet Involved:
Dr. Jackson and her team are always looking for volunteers and supporters! If you want to help make a difference, visit Southern Sector Rising’s website or reach out via social media.🎧 Tune In & Subscribe:
Don’t miss this powerful episode of Deconstructing Dallas! Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform, and follow us on social media for more stories of impact and leadership.
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