Natasha says not enough black people are talking about climate change, so she tapped in the co-writer of the unnecessarily controversial Green New Deal, Yale grad, Rhodes Scholar & Director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute, Rhiana Gunn Wright, to talk about ALL the things.
Climate Change affects systemic racism, our health, our rent, cancer possibilities based on where we live - basically our everyday lives, and it's not just about cow farts.  There's a reason certain folks don't care about making the environment more livable - because climate change disproportionately negatively affects people of color. 
Rhiana and Natasha talk a little Real Housewives, a little Green New Deal drama, why allergies & asthma won't let us LIVE, why we deserve checks from a climate stimulus and they give the blueprint to everything you need to know about climate policy.
Catch up with Rhiana on Twitter & Instagram!
<a href='https://twitter.com/rgunns'>https://twitter.com/rgunns</a>
<a href='https://www.instagram.com/rgunner/'>https://www.instagram.com/rgunner/</a>

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&lt;p&gt;Climate Change affects systemic racism, our health, our rent, cancer possibilities based on where we live - basically our everyday lives, and it's not just about cow farts.  There's a reason certain folks don't care about making the environment more livable - because climate change disproportionately negatively affects people of color. &lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Rhiana and Natasha talk a little Real Housewives, a little Green New Deal drama, why allergies &amp; asthma won't let us LIVE, why we deserve checks from a climate stimulus and they give the blueprint to everything you need to know about climate policy.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Catch up with Rhiana on Twitter &amp; Instagram!&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;&lt;a href='https://twitter.com/rgunns'&gt;https://twitter.com/rgunns&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;
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Natasha says not enough black people are talking about climate change, so she tapped in the co-writer of the unnecessarily controversial Green New Deal, Yale grad, Rhodes Scholar & Director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute, Rhiana Gunn Wr...

Natasha says not enough black people are talking about climate change, so she tapped in the co-writer of the unnecessarily controversial Green New Deal, Yale grad, Rhodes Scholar & Director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute, Rhiana Gunn Wright, to talk about ALL the things.
Climate Change affects systemic racism, our health, our rent, cancer possibilities based on where we live - basically our everyday lives, and it's not just about cow farts.  There's a reason certain folks don't care about making the environment more livable - because climate change disproportionately negatively affects people of color. 
Rhiana and Natasha talk a little Real Housewives, a little Green New Deal drama, why allergies & asthma won't let us LIVE, why we deserve checks from a climate stimulus and they give the blueprint to everything you need to know about climate policy.
Catch up with Rhiana on Twitter & Instagram!
https://twitter.com/rgunns
https://www.instagram.com/rgunner/
 

The YBF Podcast

YBF POLITICS: The Climate Conversation Black People Should Have - Racism, Health & Coins

YBF POLITICS: The Climate Conversation Black People Should Have - Racism, Health & Coins

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