Five Federal Departments Join Justice Department in Reaffirming Shared Commitment to Uphold Civil Rights Laws and Advance Environmental Justice

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On behalf of the Departmental Office of Civil Rights (DOCR), we would like to share the Department of Justice’s press release, “Five Federal Departments Join Justice Department in Reaffirming Shared Commitment to Uphold Civil Rights Law and Advance Environmental Justice. Per the joint statement, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and other federal agencies reaffirmed their shared commitment to uphold civil rights laws and advance environmental justice in communities across the United States. 

 

“Beyond moving people and goods, transportation plays a key role in our personal and environmental health,” said Director Irene Marion of the DOT Departmental Office of Civil Rights. “Although our nation’s transportation infrastructure is a shared asset, historically not all communities have enjoyed its full advantages and benefits. DOT is committed to correcting this course by leveraging its authority and resources to ensure transportation systems that are safe, efficient and accessible for all.” 

 

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