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Rebekah Sager

National journalist covering health, culture, race, reproductive freedom and environmental justice.

Rebekah Sager

National journalist covering health, culture, race, reproductive freedom and environmental justice.

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The Petrochemical Hazards of Louisiana’s Cancer Alley Could Not Be Worse. Then Came Trump

March 30, 20260 min read

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By Rebekah Sager
The Petrochemical Hazards of Louisiana’s Cancer Alley Could Not Be Worse. Then Came Trump

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Rebekah Sager is a national journalist covering healthcare, race, culture, reproductive freedom, and environmental justice.

Her work has appeared in The Nation, The Washington Post, Playboy, and The Hollywood Reporter, to name a few. Her feature story for VICE was the most shared/aggregated story on the site to date. It was also referenced on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and featured on NPR’s “Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me.”

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