How does this visualization (including caption) advance ethnographic insight?

It draws attention to the role of the activist in toxic pollution and the nature of activism itself, particularly through the experience of Diane Wilson.I think the image is situated well in the overall photoessay. The last paragraph about the potential visit isn't necessary, though.A comment could be made on the experience of women in toxic activism, too, perhaps noting the toxic masculinity inherent in the petro-culture of many large scale polluters.