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accessibility is a huge problem that remains within widespread sustainability efforts and whilst the issue is not strictly with the expensive price point of sustainable/ethical items (think the price comparison of ethical fashion and fast fashion), there is definitely an interesting conversation to be had about the marketing language that brands use with their sustainable and eco-friendly products, especially when these products are viewed societally to be the “end-all-be-all of sustainability”.

as we see the increase in new climate technology and eco-friendly climate adaption, it’s so important to recognize how much of these ✨new✨ adaptations have actually been present in indigenous and african cultural practices for centuries. within academia, especially climate science, there is a huge tendency for information from the “west” to be valued above all else and with this, comes the gross underestimation and shaming of indigenous practices and the isolation of poc, especially in the global south, from the climate conversation.

🚨 wealth inequality! colonialism! white supremacy! exploitation! 🚨 NOT disabled folks and marginalized groups, especially women in the Global South. 🌎

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

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