So, ultimately, when I think of climate change, I do not see an environmental crisis, I see a systematic environmental racism that needs to be acknowledged and addressed.
Nanette Barragán: “So, ultimately, when I think of climate change, I do not see an environmental crisis, I see a systematic environmental…”
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Barragan frames climate change as an issue of systemic racism requiring urgent action.
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