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some words for #TransDayOfVisibility | this is a day to recognize, honor, and celebrate the accomplishments and contributions of transgender and gender expansive people around the world, including those who have been doing advocacy work in this area.

here’s your daily reminder: overpopulation is a racist, eco-fascist, and classist myth!

your environmental justice and climate advocacy isn’t inclusive or effective until it advocates for EVERYONE. period. @coribush

this has been on my mind a lot recently as i watch a lot of environmental activists or sustainability enthusiasts neglect social justice in their advocacy for the environment. yes, we love zero waste alternatives and the reduction of carbon emissions but it’s so so important to take the time to make sure that sustainable brands and initiatives are also expending time and energy to invest in protecting people and communities as well! please keep this in mind as you continue to advocate for a sustainable future and remember to include BOTH people and the planet.

a collection of tweets regarding yesterday’s events in washington dc. this act of domestic terrorism is absolutely terrifying and gut wrenching, as well as the reactions (or should i say lack thereof) of the authorities who allowed their actions to continue yet brutalized Black BLM peaceful protestors for fighting for their right to live.

70% of greenhouse gas emissions come from big corporations and governments and there are many systems in place that allow these fossil fuel companies to negatively impact the planet without being held accountable. With this in mind, however, it’s also interesting to talk about what this means for navigating OUR greenhouse gas emissions as a consumer/individual.

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