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NO OIL IN OUR SOIL

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beverly Rhea
5 years ago

no oil pipe line above our water supply

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Help them!

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Corina Newsome
5 years ago

To allow this pipeline to be built would be to bolster infrastructure that is already very literally killing Black people, other peoples of color, and poor people. You would also be sacrificing a critical natural resource that your city and the ecosystem it’s part of needs for sustenance.

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Chris Malone
5 years ago

People uniting were able to stop a pipeline in my community.

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Claire Dawson
5 years ago

Environmental racism is such a deeply systemic thing. This pipeline and the resulting effects will harm the people of color in Memphis for generations to come. No money is greater than that.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We need to stick together to stop sich things!

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David Yates
5 years ago

no more piplines

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Lisa Hillenbrand
5 years ago

no oil line please

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Diane M Kurt
5 years ago

Enough already. Drinking water is more important than profits.

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Eve slater
5 years ago

we need to stop this!!

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John Thomas
5 years ago

Enough with pipelines already!

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Ylfa Edelstein
5 years ago

Stop this pipeline!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

together, we can make this faded world a better place. allow justice to take the place of your misplaced avarice. let people keep their rights and lives, and instead of trying to destroy it, try to save our planet.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

STOP THE DUMPING OF OIL IN OUR WATERS!!

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rod dalager
5 years ago

Save drinking water is more important than oil or corporate profits.

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Muneeb Javaid
5 years ago

Building on vulnerable communities without their consent is immoral and ugly. Stop the pipeline!

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Chad Oba
5 years ago

This is one more deadly and unjust example of environmental racism. This must be stopped. Our grassroots organization Friends of Buckingham was instrumental in stopping the massive compressor station as part of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline. The Fourth Circuit Court ruled that it did not consider the impact on the 84% African American and low income neighborhood where they wanted to site this nasty piece of infrastructure thus endangering their health. Please oppose the Byhalia Connection Pipeline and be on the right side of history. Prove that you are and that you actually care for the welfare of the people, ALL THE PEOPLE.

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Janet Wieczorek
5 years ago

No pipeline

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Alvin Williamson Jr
5 years ago

No oil in our soil.

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Kathryn Hackler
5 years ago

It is not right that poor areas are used as dumping grounds for environmental injustice. Stop this pipeline.