Southeast Side activists celebrate city's environmental justice agreement: 'We get a victory - but the war is still on.'

Gina Ramirez's son was a toddler when she first began joining protests against a metal scrapper's move to her largely Latino, working-class neighborhood on Chicago's Southeast Side.Her son, who will be 9 years old in two weeks, has grown up sharing his mother with the community effort to stop "something that shouldn't have happened in the first place," she said.

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