This week we dive deep into the intersections of environmentalism and Black communities. Ever wondered why Black people seem underrepresented in nature spaces? 🌳 Dr. Raymond Willliams and I explore Black Faces, White Spaces by Carolyn Finney - challenging society's narrow view of Black individuals & the environment. 📚 Black people aren't just victims of environmental racism. Black communities have always connected with the great outdoors, against the misconceptions & prejudices that exist. Let's shatter these myths.
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09/15/23 • 74 min
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