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Blood and Coal: The Deadly Cost of Fighting Mining in South Africa
Environmental activists in South Africa face systematic violence and assassination for opposing coal and iron mining projects that devastate Black communities.
Black and Immigrant Solidarity in NYC
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The Heart of Black Families: Survival as Invention
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African Grassroots Demand Climate Justice Ahead of COP30
African grassroots coalitions unite ahead of COP30 demanding climate justice, equitable finance, and an end to extractive profiteering.
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