Aisha Ray News Today

Isha Ray authored an interesting Review1 of my book on the human rights to water and sanitation.2 I appreciate her definition of the books approach as a compelling “moral and political case for water and sanitation rights” and she made me proud when suggesting that it is aligned with Eleanor Roosevelts idea that human rights begin in places “so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world”.

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Racial disparities in access to running water: 5 studies to know We highlight five academic studies to help journalists better understand links between race and access to indoor running water. by Clark Merrefield | November 23, 2020 February 24, 2021 (Melissa Jeany, Unsplash) Email Clean water piped into the home is a given for most Americans. But piped, running water isn’t universal, and people of color are disproportionately more likely than white Americans to lack piped water, find...

the house next door is burning fast. the wind is blowing hard. >> seven firefighters burned, some still in critical condition tonight. good evening, everyone. im aaron gilchrist. tonight, two of those firefighters are telling us about the heroism in inside that infer inferno. darcy spencer live at the fire station with that. darcy? >> these firefighters were injured last night. where were they tonight? right back here at their fire station. but their thoughts are at a hospital in washi...