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While Black Families Pay More for Power, Some Attorneys General Fight to Save High-Cost Coal
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While Black Families Pay More for Power, Some Attorneys General Fight to Save High-Cost Coal
African-Americans and other communities of color struggle hardest to pay electrical power bills while some attorneys general spend their time fighting to save coal. By Hazel Trice Edney — Families... The post While Black Families Pay More for Power, Some Attorneys General Fight to Save High-Cost Coal is available on Institute of the Black World 21st Century.
Black Families Pay More as Officials Defend Coal – NJ Urban News
By Hazel Trice Edney Families across the country are opening their monthly utility bills with a growing sense of dread. Groceries cost more. Rent costs more. Now electricity has become one more expense pushing household budgets to the breaking point, and for many in the Black community – as usual – the squeeze is being […]
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