Writings / Climate Justice
A first-person account of the trauma that lingers long after a climate disaster, told through the author's experience of Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath.
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This 11-minute piece by Nia Burnett is part of the Browngirl Green archive.
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Why climate justice and racial justice cannot be separated, how environmental racism shows up in everyday life, and what it will take for the environmental movement to truly invite and amplify Black voices.
What is at stake when climate justice initiatives go unfunded, and why philanthropic institutions need to rethink who receives their support.
Starting in The Bahamas, a look at how natural disasters expose racism and property inequity, and which communities are left behind in the recovery.
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Weekly climate news and updates with a touch of melanin, plus green jobs, events and ways to take action.