This week’s climate justice newsletter has the first two stories of our Fall 2022 magazine.

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** Climate Justice
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This week’s climate justice newsletter has the first two stories of our Fall 2022 magazine The Face of Climate Change: Indigenous Teachings for Our Future, in which we highlight the leadership role of indigenous communities in climate justice. Then, Climate Justice Senior Editor Iris Crawford takes a deep dive into one Black farmer’s legacy and his attempts to redefine Black farming. Lastly, we revisit Dania Davy’s article on reparations for Black farmers.
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Cycles are fundamental to how we define everything around us. Author A-dae Romero Briones helps us understand how we can re-attach ourselves to a path of co-existence with ourselves and the planet. Read more… ([link removed])

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What Would a Pro-Black Farmer Policy Regime Look Like? ([link removed])
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So often, when it comes to justice for Black farmers, advocacy groups must play defense. It’s time to articulate, pursue, and enact a positive vision of Black land justice. Read more… ([link removed])

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