Title: How To Be An Intersectional Environmentalist
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Content: can overlap and largely influence how someone experiences prejudices and privileges. I later realized that intersectionality could be applied to environmentalism in a similar way. In fact, Intersectional Environmentalism couldn’t exist without Crenshaw’s theory. To be an effective activist, we shouldn’t have to silence parts of ourselves or ignore how our complexities might factor into how we experience the world. Instead of siloing social justice and environmentalism on two opposite ends of the spectrum, Intersectional Environmentalism acknowledges how the two are intrinsically linked and work together to achieve environmental justice. For the sustainability space to be truly inclusive, it has to be intersectional. “ Intersectional Environmentalism acknowledges how social justice and environmentalism are intrinsically linked and work together to achieve environmental justice. ” Here are a few steps to help start you on your journey to Intersectional Environmentalism. 1. Acknowledge Environmental Racism and Injustice
“ When it comes to exposure to poor air quality and water quality, BIPOC are disproportionately impacted. ”