


This book confronts environmental justice for native people and the truth of America‘s many founding horrors.
This book confronts environmental justice for native people and the truth of America‘s many founding horrors.
Today‘s mask was for me. I‘m getting better at making them as I continue to relearn my sewing machine, but I‘m still pretty slow. At least that means more audio time.
My current book is my first foray into US-focused Indigenous nonfiction, and I‘m learning a lot. It‘s illuminating to look at the similarities and differences between Canadian and US policies—and, as per usual, I‘m left with a lot of anger and frustration. #audiosewing
Very well researched book looks at the indigenous fight for environmental justice, from an American perspective—examples from other countries are mentioned but are not the focus. Key points: Natives have a fundamentally different world view (not linear, people are a vital part of nature and not the only part with agency), Native land is actually held in trust by the govt and managed to their desires, Natives and environmentalists (cont below)
This book looks fascinating! I know I will learn a lot. #environmentaljustice #indigenousrights #history #currentevents