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Tag: environmentalism

30 May, 201718 April, 2017

Notes from the urban/rural divide: Yes, there are environmentalists here

A farm
Posted in environmental issues by s.e. smith

Contrary to popular belief, some rural Americans are extremely invested in environmental protection and conserving resources for future generaitons.

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7 July, 201623 April, 2016

Fighting dual racisms: People of colour in the environmental movement

A young Black person smiling at the camera.
Posted in environmental issues, race by s.e. smith

Racism plays out in many complicated ways for people of colour in the environmental movement — in addition to the structural inequalities that degrade the environment in their communities, the movement itself continues to struggle with racialised problems.

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19 May, 201519 February, 2015

Hunting, fishing, and voting

A photoillustration of a school of fish
Posted in environmental issues, politics by s.e. smith

There’s a bumper sticker that’s quite popular ’round these parts: ‘I hunt, I fish, and I vote.’ It’s a statement I always find fascinating to break down, because there’s a great deal embedded within it — and a number of different ways you could read it. The way people interpret it also says a lot […]

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28 January, 201431 October, 2013

On Tech Shaming

Posted in social justice, technology by s.e. smith

The progressive community claims to care passionately about issues of class and environment, and the intersections between. These issues are an important part of social justice movements, as they are intertwined with so much in our way of lives and how we interact with the world. One of the many areas in which they collide […]

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