Black Climates

Black Climates by Selina Nwulu reexamines the climate crisis through the lens of Black experiences, highlighting how systemic racism and colonial history are intertwined with environmental issues. Combining poetic narration with interviews, the book explores topics such as air pollution, community care, and migration, emphasizing the importance of collective belonging and radical imagination. It offers a compelling perspective for those interested in understanding the intersections of race and climate justice, inspiring hope for more equitable futures.