What Environmentalists Can Learn From The Black Lives Matter Movement!
Fighting for that Freedom to Breathe
While civil legal rights leaders within the 1960s were promoting for alterations in their communities, these were also raising awareness for ecological and public health issues that disproportionately impacted them.
“The civil legal rights movement led the way for that ecological movement.”
The civil legal rights movement led the way for that ecological movement, as well as in 1968, Black sanitation workers in Memphis continued strike to protest low pay and harmful working conditions. The night time before his murder, Dr. Martin Luther King Junior. told the audience of strikers, "We have reached give ourselves for this struggle before the finish. Nothing could be more tragic rather than stop at this time in Memphis. We have reached view it throug...