Chaitanya KumarĀ is a writer and research who has led climate justice campaigns in South Asia. He now works in the UK environmental sector.
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Why a Green New Deal needs a Deep Green Movement
As two social justice activists, the narrative around movement-led political action is heartening. It opens up the opportunity to practice intersectional policy making that has been central to racial justice movements for decades.
April 17, 2019
