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"Waste Dumps A Burden For Minority Neighborhoods"

"Would you want an industrial waste dump near your house? Probably not. But across the country, environmental hazards like waste dumps tend to be located near minority communities.

Marion Motley Playfields is a park on Cleveland’s east side. Named for a local pro football star, it has grassy fields, baseball diamonds and hills.

But those fields hide a troubling history. Before the park was created, parts of the property were used as a storage yard for a brick and tile plant, and a stream became an industrial sewer."

Elizabeth Miller reports for WOSU Public Media Columbus January 15, 2018.

Source: WOSU, 01/18/2018