If you live in a low-income neighborhood, trees are harder to find than an employee restroom at an Amazon fulfillment center. Dulcé Sloan reports. #DailyShow
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If you live in a low-income neighborhood, trees are harder to find than an employee restroom at an Amazon fulfillment center. Dulcé Sloan reports. #DailyShow
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I always noticed this and wandered about it.
ReplySame in New Orleans.
ReplyYeah, anyone from Providence Rhode Island, knows how prevalent this is.
ReplyI’m glad you noticed, too, Dulce. Bad air quality in low-income neighborhoods is why they fall apart.
Hard to live in an area when you can’t breathe.
Right, Minneapolis?
Reply*I LIVE IN EX COMMUNIST BULGARIA* our cities are filled with thousands of fruit trees – why? *FREE FRUIT*
every resident of every city gets 4 months of unlimited free fruit – communism, not as bad as they told you it was
ReplyThat joke about the only trees in the hood gets you up to 10 years in prison got me.
ReplyLet us all learn from the lorax and do exactly as she says, plant more trees
ReplyThats why its called a concrete jungle
ReplyToo busy “working” for peanuts, to water trees? Grow peanuts.
ReplyOregon, Lithia Park has all the colors and she is wrong too I have always been low income and many trees everywhere, the poorly have to worry about falling branches.
ReplyWow. Very informative.
ReplyThank you for bringing awareness. Any suggestions about getting policy changes or funding?
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