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Black Liberation

Black Liberation

Black Liberation

Long before environmentalism was white-washed, it was Black. Sewing seeds of sustainability means uprooting systemic racism and investing in Black joy and liberation.

Why Cop City Goes Against Jewish Values

Why Cop City Goes Against Jewish Values

Why Cop City Goes Against Jewish Values Two Jewish advocates argue that the Jewish community should stand against Atlanta’s proposed police training facility on The Frontline.

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The Ohio Train Derailment: Tracing the Origins of Disaster

The Ohio Train Derailment: Tracing the Origins of Disaster

The Ohio Train Derailment: Tracing the Origins of Disaster The Frontline zooms into the St. Louis region where the Ohio train that derailed last month started its journey.

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A Poetic Lesson on Black Anatomy

A Poetic Lesson on Black Anatomy

A Poetic Lesson on Black Anatomy Denisse Ariana Pérez reimagines the anatomy of the Black body through poetic words and images in a captivating film that celebrates all that Blackness is and can be.

Black Liberation Art & Culture

Jacqueline Patterson: Honoring Legacy in the Environmental Movement

Jacqueline Patterson: Honoring Legacy in the Environmental Movement

Jacqueline Patterson: Honoring Legacy in the Environmental Movement The Frontline talks to environmental and climate justice leader Jacqueline Patterson on the legacies of the present and past.

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Where the Jungle and Garden Meet

Where the Jungle and Garden Meet

Where the Jungle and Garden Meet For The Frontline, writer Ashia Ajani explores how colonization cultivated a world that prefers the garden to the jungle. It’s time to restore the jungle.

The Frontline Environmental Justice

Soul Fire Farm: Revolution is Based on Land

Soul Fire Farm: Revolution is Based on Land

Soul Fire Farm: Revolution is Based on Land Soul Fire Farm is an Afro-Indigenous centered community farm applying ancestral wisdom to reclaim agency in food production and land stewardship. Members Danielle Peláez and Azuré Keahi speak to the environmental, spiritual, and revolutionary impacts of the farm’s mission.

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The Way Back

The Way Back

The Way Back The contemporary model of monocultural farming relies on the dispossession of wealth and the conquest of beautiful lands. For Atmos, The Slow Grind Editor Georgina Johnson explains why cultivating a varied garden can be an anti-colonial act.

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Beyoncé’s Radical Ode to Pleasure

Beyoncé’s Radical Ode to Pleasure

Beyoncé’s Radical Ode to Pleasure Renaissance, Beyoncé’s first solo album in six years, is a celebration of joy, movement, and togetherness. It’s also a radical call to action in apocalyptic times.

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The Climate Message of Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’

The Climate Message of Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’

The Climate Message of Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ The Frontline dives into Jordan Peele’s latest horror film Nope, which reminds us of the critical role Black people play in the climate movement—and why we’ve got to listen up.

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Healing Body, Mind, and Earth Through Natural Hair

Healing Body, Mind, and Earth Through Natural Hair

Healing Body, Mind, and Earth Through Natural Hair Writer Britny Cordera heads to Jamaica for The Frontline to learn how natural hair can help empower Black women to reconnect with nature, overcome intergenerational trauma, and combat environmental racism.

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Dreaming Awake

Dreaming Awake

Dreaming Awake In a society still rooted in oppressive systems, dreaming isn’t an escape—it’s an act of resistance. As contributing editor Rachel Cargle writes, Black women have always been birthing new worlds by way of the imagination.

Black Liberation

Culture-Building as Climate Work

Culture-Building as Climate Work

Culture-Building as Climate Work Organizer Reverend Lennox Yearwood Jr. talks about creating a more inclusive climate movement and the sustaining power of faith.

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Writing a Queer Black Eco-Pleasure Politic

Writing a Queer Black Eco-Pleasure Politic

Writing a Queer Black Eco-Pleasure Politic Kemi Alabi’s debut poetry collection, Against Heaven, connects environmental abundance with queer futurity.

Black Liberation

Rooted In Blackness

Rooted In Blackness

Rooted In Blackness It’s not a stretch to use elements of Mother Nature as a lens to explore and appreciate the beautiful, complicated reality of the Black experience, writes Rachel Cargle.

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The Power of a Name

The Power of a Name

The Power of a Name How can we expect Black people to feel safe in nature if the names of outdoor spaces are racist? The Frontline looks at the ongoing effort to rename federal lands in honor of Black history.

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Meet the Black-Owned Company Making Hair From Bananas

Meet the Black-Owned Company Making Hair From Bananas

Meet the Black-Owned Company Making Hair From Bananas Two Black women share their journey to launch a toxic-free, plastic-free hair company for Black folks in a special guest edition of The Frontline.

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