Climate impacts are deeply related to public health, infrastructure, and social inequities. On this week's #ClimateFriday, I discuss this dilemma with Andrea Mercado of the Climate and Clean Energy Equity Fund. Tune in at 9am tomorrow on @wpfwdc or at wpfwfm.org.

A coalition of Black architects, engineers, and other professionals are coming together to rebuild Altadena following the wildfires blackamericaweb.com/2025/05/27/bla…

Shower Dawn Richard with her flowers.👏🏾 💐 NOLA-born and bred, DAWN is getting her well-deserved shine as she graces the cover of ESSENCE, titled “Dawn Rising.” Her artistry spans music, fashion, and more. Dawn isn’t just creating; she’s transforming, making space for

Three months from today — August 29, 2025 — marks 20 years since Hurricane Katrina. Join us Friday at Jourdan Ave and North Galvez as we march through the streets with the #NOLA3rdLine March for our loved ones, for our community, for everything we’ve lost and everything we

Join the Beat of a Movement. Join the #HipHopCaucus. The issues we're fighting for: 🌳 Think 100% - Climate Justice 🗳️ Respect My Vote! - Voting Rights ✊🏾 Good Trouble Dept. - Civil & Human Rights 💰 Justice Paid in Full - Economic Justice 📸 IG/@mackenzieminter

NEW: Elon Musk’s massive xAI data center is poisoning Memphis. It's burning enough gas to power a small city, with no permits and no pollution controls. Residents tell us they can’t breathe and they’re getting sicker.

Although #MentalHealthMonth may be coming to a close, our commitment to prioritizing well-being is unwavering. We know that to continue fighting the good fight, we must first ensure our batteries are charged, our cups are filled, and our peace is protected. 🧘🏾‍♀️✨ Mental Health

Happy National Trails Day! 🥾🌿 Today, we celebrate the power of nature, the freedom of the outdoors, and the importance of accessible green spaces for all communities. But let’s be real: access to clean, safe trails isn’t equal. Black, Brown, and low-income communities often

It’s always a great time connecting with storytellers at the Hollywood Climate Summit. Day 1 felt like a family reunion, and we’re just getting started! ✊🏽

This year will mark 20 years since the levees broke. A moment that changed everything for Black and Brown families across New Orleans and the Gulf South. #HurricaneKatrina didn’t just destroy homes and lives – it exposed the deep injustices we already knew were there. It tore

Sharon Lavigne of risestjames speaking about the harm to her community in St James Parish in Louisiana's Cancer Alley from plastic production.

🗣️ If you haven’t caught the @HWclimatesummit, you’re missing out! We’ve been having an amazing time with our friends and family in the climate justice space. From @revyearwood moving the audience with his powerful words, to Brittany Bell Surratt moderating an incredibly

🗣️ Artivism: A powerful fusion of art and activism, using creativity to spark social and political change. While Black and Brown communities are on the frontlines of the fight for environmental justice, Hip Hop stands alongside them, leading movements, telling truths, and

"How do you hold the camera while crying?"💭 @revyearwood On this World Environment Day, we share this reminder with open hearts: It’s easy to feel overwhelmed, especially when life keeps coming at you without pause. In the face of climate challenges, social injustices, and

🔄 Read that again: Black people are 75% more likely to live near a polluting facility. There’s no other way to describe it — this is violence. Environmental racism IS violence. And we’re not standing for it. Take action, learn more about our fight, and join the #HipHopCaucus.

Blessing your feed with a midweek vibe check. Presenting to you one of our beloved members of #RespectMyVote's Artivist Class, @DurandBernarr's rendition of ‘Completed’ on COLORS. 📹: COLORS

📚 Add this to your reading list: a powerful op-ed by Dr. Alexa White, “Chemical industry sinks to new low to thwart NY packaging reduction bill.” In this must-read, Dr. White exposes how the chemical industry is actively working to undermine crucial packaging reduction

Turn this up! ⬆️ From the archives: #KimberlyJones, circa May 2020. This is what we’re up against...a system designed to keep us behind, while we’re constantly forced to play catch-up. We’re not just fighting inequality. We’re fighting the deliberate structures built to hold us