Announcing Black. Brown. Green.

[damali ayo]

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Announcing Black. Brown. Green.

Black. Brown. Green. is a web portal of resources and information that integrate people of color and our needs and issues with the movement for environmental sustainability. It's also a place for people of color to learn about green living and develop an understanding of how issues of social justice and environmental sustainability are interlinked not only in the political world, but in our daily lives.

The BBG philosophy combines the principles of permaculture and non-violent social change into a clear blueprint for how to create a world that sustains us all.

BBG's living section gives you practical day-to-day ways to live a green life. Many people of color choose to live in an environmentally sustainable way because we know first-hand the damage that oppression can do to any being, including our planet. You can share your ideas, tips with a community of people who are committed to living a Black. Brown. Green. lifestyle.

BBG provides a cache of articles and videos that address the interconnectedness of green and social issues. Learn how deeply entwined we are with the fate of the planet. Learn why issues remain segregated even after we've fought long and hard for equality. Educate yourself and others about the history and current situations of people of color around the world. Debate hot topics. Expand the definitions of green.

Black. Brown. Green. is solution oriented. We hope to spread the understanding that all things are connected and that we are stronger when working together than we are when we are tearing each other apart.

PLEASE VISIT http://blackbrowngreen.com and submit your favorite articles, people and resources that link environmental sustainability with social justice. Black. Brown. Green.is here to serve and connect you.

To SUBSCRIBE to the Black. Brown. Green mailing list, email: blackbrowngr...@googlegroups.com

Black. Brown. Green. is founded by artist and speaker damali ayo and headed by Matt Nelson, writer, organizer, teacher, and co-founder of the Freedom Now! Collaborative

for more information, please visit: http://blackbrowngreen.com