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Both mother and daughter also share the same interest in learning. Baird told me: “When I started to be educated about the world of food insecurity, my eyes widened. “I know about food deserts, but I don’t know the extent of it. I have no aesthetic experience of you can even go to a grocery store where you live? And does your grocery store have anything fresh? And is it right? Food racism is a more accurate term, because access to food is actually dictated by systemic racism in our society.” connected to its mission. The UC Berkeley graduate explains: “It really meant a lot to see Support + Feed serve the Los Angeles community, because I was one of those kids who went to church or the pantry or Food bank to get free food with family.
Most groups start organizing in their teens, if not earlier, and if they seem precocious, it’s just because there’s a common feeling among them that they’re running out of time. “Our lives are at stake,” said Cobo, 22, co-founder of grassroots organization People Not Pozos (People Not Oil Wells). “I remember a reporter asked me, ‘How does it feel to be an activist?’ I was 11 years old then. I had to stop the interview and ask, ‘Can you tell me what an activist is before I answer your question?'”. . Thunberg made headlines by skipping COP27 late last year, describing the United Nations climate conference in Egypt as a “green wash,” the kind of performance event that so many people in this generation have. refuse to participate.
Eilish is eager to host an event like Overheated for the January cover of Vogue, inviting Tu Hy Vien and a group of young activists and organizers to join her in a chat about climate, filmed by the house. Oscar-nominated writer and director Mike Mills (20th Century Women, C ‘mon Come on). This mini-climate summit took place a few days before our interview, inside a soundstage in another industrial East of the city, where the Los Angeles River, Interstate 5, and St. Amtrak-Metrolink train tracks almost converge. It is worth mentioning that the 51-mile-long LA River was covered with concrete after the catastrophic flood of 1938 and has come to symbolize the myriad interconnected consequences of climate change: flood risk, displaced communities, social inequality, damaged ecosystems, pollution, and drought—basically problems that Eilish’s syndicate sought to overcome. All activists are under 30—the youngest, Ryan Berberet, who led a climate strike at her high school and was part of a campaign to pressure the state governor California Gavin Newsom declared a climate emergency, aged 16 and accompanied her mother to the photo shoot. In addition to Berberet and Tsui, other climate warriors present included environmental educator Isaias Hernandez, known to his followers as Queer Brown Vegan; model and indigenous rights activist Quannah Chasinghorse; Fridays for Future organizer and Re-Earth Initiative co-founder Xiye Bastida; sustainable clothing designer and animator Maya Penn; Nalleli Cobo, who helped pressure Big Oil to shut down a toxic well in her neighborhood; and Wanjiku “Wawa” Gatheru, a Rhodes Scholar and founder of the Black Girl Environmentalist.
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