It’s the first day of Black History Month In addition to learning about Black History (which we shou

It’s the first day of Black History Month In addition to learning about Black History (which we should *always* be doing, as Black History in the US = American history), what action steps are we taking to uplift + amplify Black voices + narratives? How are we continuing our anti-racism education? Are we calling out friends + family on their micro (or macro) aggressions towards the Black community? Are we financially supporting Black-led organizations/restaurants/content creators/business owners? And beyond just learning about anti-racism: are we learning about + consuming content that highlights Black joy? Some food for thought this morning ^ If you’re looking for cool businesses to support, check out the ‘Support BIPOC’ highlight in my profile (not all of the biz’s highlighted are Black-owned but many are - make sure to tap through to their profile to find out!).*Note: I am not an anti-racism educator - please do your own research when it comes to learning about Black history month + beyond![image description: marbled pothos leaves hang before a white wall, which also features a ray of light cast by a nearby window.]•••#intersectionalenvironmentalist #intersectionalenvironmentalism #ie #zerowaste #lowimpactmovement #wastefree #trashfree #plasticfree #nowaste #notrash #noplastic #ecofriendly #sustainable #sustainability #socialactivism #activism #activist #yayforearth #gogreen #blackhistorymonth #ushistory #antiracism #antiracisteducation #history #blackhistory #plants #plantsofinstagram #plantstsgram #plantsofig #pothos (at Brooklyn, New York)https://www.instagram.com/p/CKwV_mxHFF1/?igshid=wi2vvm8i5mti -- source link

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