Being Outside: The Importance of Centering Black Leadership in the Climate Justice Movement - Non Profit News | Nonprofit Quarterly
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"All struggles are essentially power struggles. Who will rule, who will lead, who will define, who will dominate" captures the essence of societal challenges and resistance toward inequality.
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"As a child growing up in Michigan, I attended a prestigious Catholic school on scholarship... which provided me with opportunities that were out of my parents' financial reach" highlights the privileges and disparities faced by different communities.
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"Our Black community is interconnected not only through our history and our visions for a better future but also through the mountain ranges, creeks, rivers, swamps, streams, and plains of our shared planet" emphasizes the bond and shared responsibility toward environmental justice.
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"I was always very envious of this... the one I begged my parents to let me go on was a five-day camping trip on Ohio's Maumee River" reflects on the yearning for adventure that transcends socioeconomic barriers.
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