Black Lives Matter is the largest movement in U.S. history, and it’s had environmental justice as part of its policy platform from the start. In today’s show, Alex and Ayana talk about why the fight f...Show More
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mueleric recommended:Oct 19th, 2021
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ambahjay recommended:Sep 26th, 2020
What can the climate movement learn from The Movement For Black Lives? And more importantly, what MUST the climate movement understand about internsectionalism if it wants to make real change? This is a phenomenal episode. Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, one of the hosts, is (among other things) a mari...Show More
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mmSep 30th, 2020
@ambahjay Such an inspirational episode. So many great quotes and teachings!!! Thanks for highlighting :)
mm recommended:Sep 30th, 2020
Despite being green, the climate movement has always been on the whiter side. Necessary and important convo about how there's so much that the climate movement can learn from the Movement for Black Lives. Also that part where Ayana made Alex, a very professional podcaster, stutter about white supr...Show More
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