California’s approach to Black reparations shifts toward land access, ownership and stewardship.
Adam Mahoney
Adam Mahoney, the environmental reporter at Capital B News, is from Wilmington, California, where he grew up. He first wrote for HCN in 2020 about the oil refineries in his hometown. @AdamLMahoney
For Black families, it isn’t simple creating roots in Phoenix
Many have moved to the nation’s fastest growing city seeking community as well as a better life. Few are finding it.
A community poisoned by oil
People living in Wilmington, California, experience higher levels of illness and ailing mental health.
When home is next to an oil refinery
All I knew about Wilmington, California, was poverty, so I long hid my connection to it.