Reframing History and Climate Activism

This chapter explores the intricate process of reexamining America's historical narratives around racism, particularly concerning Confederate memorials and the legacy of African American contributions. It highlights the urgent need for climate activism in vulnerable communities, emphasized by the personal transformation of an attorney from Bayou Liberty, Louisiana, in response to the impacts of Hurricane Katrina. The discussion underscores the connection between historical education, environmental challenges, and the importance of empowering marginalized voices in the face of climate change.