Kourtney Kardashian and Kendra Wilkinson blasted for supporting dumping waste into disadvantaged communities

Kourtney Kardashian and Kendra Wilkinson are facing backlash from fans who claim the stars support dumping toxic LA fire waste into disadvantaged communities. Kourtney Kardashian, 45, and Kendra Wilkinson, 39, are facing backlash from fans who claim the stars support dumping toxic LA fire waste into disadvantaged communities While at the Calabasas Landfill protest on Thursday the two posed with a woman who held a sign that read: 'Dump the toxic waste in Kettleman Hills & Buttonwillow, NOT BY OUR HOMES & SCHOOLS' Kendra initially shared the photograph with the full sign, before later cropping the photo to remove it 'It is unfortunate we have this toxic waste in the first place, but just demanding it get dumped in a lower income area where people do live is an incredibly privileged and disgusting way of thinking.' After attending the protest, Kourtney shared some photos along with a lengthy caption to her instagram 'We do not want to slow down the Palisades cleanup but to simply have the debris brought to the desert where there are no people in harms way,' she wrote 'No fire waste in residential communities!' another sign read Kourtney also shared a photo of her daughter Penelope Disick, 12, holding a sign that read 'Our kids over contamination' During the protest, Kourtney gave an interview to local news stations, and said, 'We just want to make sure that it's not coming here, and that it goes to a place where there's no people around' 'I went protest today with my incredible friends and fellow Calabasas residents who want to keep Calabasas the most special place to live…it is not a place where toxic and harmful ash should be dumped right next to schools and parks, which could affect our children’s health and fertility and so much more,' she wrote.