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Margie Eugene-Richard (born 1941 or 1942) is an African American environmental activist. Richard had grown up in the neighborhood of Old Diamond in Norco, Louisiana, in the middle of "Cancer Alley". She was the first African-American to win the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2004, for her successful campaign for relocating people who lived in a community close to a chemical plant in Norco, Louisiana. Eugene-Richard says: "you have to go out and command justice. Somebody has to ask God for the inner strength to be bold."

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rdfs:comment	Margie Eugene-Richard (born 1941 or 1942) is an African American environmental activist. Richard had grown up in the neighborhood of Old Diamond in Norco, Louisiana, in the middle of "Cancer Alley". She was the first African-American to win the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2004, for her successful campaign for relocating people who lived in a community close to a chemical plant in Norco, Louisiana. Eugene-Richard says: "you have to go out and command justice. Somebody has to ask God for the inner strength to be bold." (en) Margie Eugene-Richard (nascida em 1941 ou 1942) é uma activista ambiental afro-americana. Richard cresceu no bairro de Old Diamond em Norco, Louisiana, no meio do " Vale do Cancro ". Ela foi a primeira afro-americana a ganhar o Prémio Ambiental Goldman em 2004 pela sua campanha bem-sucedida para realojar pessoas que viviam em uma comunidade próxima a uma fábrica de produtos químicos em Norco, Louisiana. (pt)
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has abstract	Margie Eugene-Richard (born 1941 or 1942) is an African American environmental activist. Richard had grown up in the neighborhood of Old Diamond in Norco, Louisiana, in the middle of "Cancer Alley". She was the first African-American to win the Goldman Environmental Prize in 2004, for her successful campaign for relocating people who lived in a community close to a chemical plant in Norco, Louisiana. Eugene-Richard says: "you have to go out and command justice. Somebody has to ask God for the inner strength to be bold." "Margie believes in the community leading the way," says Dr. Beverly Wright, director of the Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. But as Richard recognizes, community is an elusive thing in post-Katrina New Orleans. "I won't be knocking on doors," she says, "because there are no doors." (en) Margie Eugene-Richard (nascida em 1941 ou 1942) é uma activista ambiental afro-americana. Richard cresceu no bairro de Old Diamond em Norco, Louisiana, no meio do " Vale do Cancro ". Ela foi a primeira afro-americana a ganhar o Prémio Ambiental Goldman em 2004 pela sua campanha bem-sucedida para realojar pessoas que viviam em uma comunidade próxima a uma fábrica de produtos químicos em Norco, Louisiana. "Margie acredita na comunidade que lidera o seu próprio caminho", disse o Dr. , director do Deep South Center for Environmental Justice. Mas, como Richard reconhece, a comunidade é algo evasivo na Nova Orleans pós-Katrina. "Não vou bater nas portas", diz ela, "porque não há portas." (pt)
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