Earth Day is dead. Long live the soul of Earth Day

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By Brentin MockApr 22, 2015, 6:55 pm180 pts
I first heard about Earth Day in 1990, in 8th grade, when I had just started at St. Margaret Mary. It was my first time attending on a non-city public school, and my first time learning in a mostly white environment. Before I got there, I worried that I wouldn’t have anything in common with these kids. Little…

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