environmental racism
Environmental Racism Is Literally Making Black and Brown Students Sick
Millions of young people like me go to school near major highways.
By Xanath Hernandez
The World’s Biggest Climate Case Was Started By Students
The International Court of Justice is considering what legal obligations countries have to protect the climate.
By Anita Hofschneider
Queer Brown Vegan Wants to Make the Climate Movement More Inclusive
“The environmental movement is being hijacked by corporations.”
By Mélissa Godin
Laru Beya Collective Is Revolutionizing Surfing for Black and Brown Youth
“It started out with the surfboard from Costco.”
By Juliette Kenn de BalinthazyPhotography by Kat Slootsky
What the Climate Justice Movement Really Wants
This isn’t about creating a “nicer version of green capitalism.”
By Jacqui Germain
Chicago Teens Stand Up to Environmental Racism on the South Side
"We are tired of the city treating us like a garbage can.”
By Trinity Amari Colón and Gregory Miller
The Texas Blackouts Were Just the Beginning
America is now a decaying country — literally.
By Kandist Mallett
Indigenous Youth Are Disrupting Trump’s Border Wall Construction
“We’ve been here forever and we are going to be here forever.”
By Maia Wikler
Teen Vogue’s Most Earth-Shaking Climate Crisis Coverage
Here’s how we’ve documented the movement.
By Lucy Diavolo
On the Ground With the Climate Strike You Might've Missed
"We are the ones with the solutions."
By Denise Garcia
Teens from Flint Describe 4 Years Without Clean Water
"Even if they say that they fixed the water, you will never know if they are lying or not.”
By Eman Bare
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The Burden of Trump's Environmental Policies Will Fall on Black Communities
Environmental racism is real.
By Susmita Baral
The MAJOR Kind of Racism That People Aren’t Talking Enough About
The poisoning of Flint’s water supply wasn’t an accident.
By Lincoln Anthony Blades
This Is What I Learned from DAPL Protestors as a Woman of Color
With the impending Trump presidency approaching, solidarity will be crucial to dismantle misogyny, colonization, and racism.
By Lara Witt