The Intersectional Environmentalist: How to Dismantle Systems of Oppression to Protect People + Planet
by Leah Thomas
Leah Thomas introduces intersectional environmentalism, a perspective that connects environmental protection with social justice. Examining the impact of systems of oppression on people and the planet, this book encourages readers to pursue more inclusive, equitable approaches to environmental awareness and action.
About This Book
The Intersectional Environmentalist explores the relationship between environmental protection and social justice.
Leah Thomas examines how systems of oppression affect both people and the planet.
This book presents intersectional environmentalism as a way to consider climate and ecological concerns alongside racial, social, and economic equity.
It offers readers a framework for thinking about more inclusive approaches to environmental action.
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