Climate Change Is Racist: Race, Privilege And The Struggle For Climate Justice
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** Longlisted For The James Cropper Wainwright Prize Longlist 2022 **Really Packs A Punch Aja Barber, Author Of Consumed: The Need For Collective Change: Colonialism, Climate Change, And ConsumerismWill Open The Minds Of Even The Most Ardent Denier Of Climate Change And/Or Systemic Racism. If ThereS One Book That Will Help You To Be An Effective Activist For Climate Justice, ItS This One Dr Shola Mos-ShogbamimuAccessible. Poignant. Challenging Nnimmo Bassey, Environmentalist And Author Of To Cook A Continent: Destructive Extraction And The Climate Crisis In Africawhen We Talk About Racism, We Often Mean Personal Prejudice Or Institutional Biases. Climate Change DoesnT Work That Way. It Is Structurally Racist, Disproportionately Caused By Majority White People In Majority White Countries, With The Damage Unleashed Overwhelmingly On People Of Colour. The Climate Crisis Reflects And Reinforces Racial Injustices.In This Eye-Opening Book, Writer And Environmental Activist Jeremy Williams Takes Us On A Short, Urgent Journey Across The Globe - From Kenya To India, The Usa To Australia - To Understand How White Privilege And Climate Change Overlap. WeLl Look At The Environmental Facts, Hear The Experiences Of The People Most Affected On Our Planet And Learn From The Activists Leading The Change.ItS Time For Each Of Us To Find Our Place In The Global Struggle For Justice.Climate Change Is Racist Is A Significant Intervention In Climate Change Studies And Activism. Jeremy Williams Crafts An Accessible, Intersectional Analysis That Is Essential Reading For Those Seeking To Diversify Climate Change Activism And Confront Historical, Structural Racism(S). Professor Robert Beckford, Director Of The Institute For Climate And Social Justice, University Of Winchester
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