Environmental Justice Is Racial Justice
The climate crisis doesn’t impact everyone equally.
Communities of color are more likely to:
- Live near toxic sites.
- Lack access to clean air and water.
- Be displaced by natural disasters and gentrification.
This is no accident—it’s the legacy of redlining, environmental racism, and policy neglect.
Fighting for the planet means fighting for the people most harmed by environmental collapse.
You can’t separate ecological healing from social justice.
That’s why climate justice is racial justice.