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Exposing Environmental Racism and Election Security Woes
Episode 106

Exposing Environmental Racism and Election Security Woes

This week, Farai speaks with reporter and WAPT-TV news anchor Troy Johnson on Jackson, Mississippi’s recurring water crisis, and why catastrophes like this so often happen in communities of color. Then, we share again Farai’s conversation from April with Carmen Yulín Cruz, former mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, about how she guided her people through the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. And on our weekly segment, Sippin’ the Political Tea, Farai is joined by Kim Wehle, law professor and advisor at Protect Democracy and Tammy Patrick, Senior Advisor to the Elections program at Democracy Fund to discuss election security ahead of the 2022 midterms.

Our Body Politic · Troy Johnson, Tammy Patrick, Anoa Changa, Natyna Bean, Kelsey Kudak, Carter Martin, Emily J. Daly, Carmen Yulin Cruz, Bridget McAllister, Emily Ho, Lauren Schild, Steve Lack, Archie Moore, Traci Caldwell, Bianca Martin, Farai Chideya, Kim Wehle, Nina Spensley

September 30, 202250m 41s

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Show Notes

This week, Farai speaks with reporter and WAPT-TV news anchor Troy Johnson on Jackson, Mississippi’s recurring water crisis, and why catastrophes like this so often happen in communities of color. Then, we share again Farai’s conversation from April with Carmen Yulín Cruz, former mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, about how she guided her people through the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. And on our weekly segment, Sippin’ the Political Tea, Farai is joined by Kim Wehle, law professor and advisor at Protect Democracy and Tammy Patrick, Senior Advisor to the Elections program at Democracy Fund to discuss election security ahead of the 2022 midterms.