Indigenized Environmental Justice: Stories of Indigenous Resistance and Leadership
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The work highlights the long history of struggle against treaty violations, threats to food and water security, and the protection of sacred sites. Central is the leading role of indigenous women in this ongoing movement.
As Long As Grass Grows provides an accessible history of indigenous resistance against government and corporate influences on their land. The book invites modern environmental activists to learn from this rich history and encourages new approaches to environmental justice.
The protests at Standing Rock in 2016 brought these issues to national attention and demonstrate the need to know more about the deep-rooted tensions between indigenous communities and the mainstream environmental movement.