Sierra Club Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Is Science Enough? Forty Critical Questions about Climate Justice, by Aviva Chomsky, is the perfect book for those of us who “may be fuzzy on the technical, policy, and social justice aspects” of climate change.

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The new television series adaptation of Octavia Butler's Kindred rolls out on FX (streaming on Hulu), further affirming Butler's legacy as one of the most influential novelists of our time. Read more from Sierra Magazine. https://t.co/DvUwuMmJcR

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Summer Michaud-Skog’s Fat Girls Hiking: An Inclusive Guide to Getting Outdoors at Any Size or Ability, aims to empower experienced and aspiring hikers alike. https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/fat-girls-hiking-movement-and-new-book-prioritize-trails-not-scales?utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=sierramag&utm_medium=social @sierra_magazine

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New book coming soon! 70 Ads to Save the World: An Illustrated Memoir of Social Change offers a detailed and entertaining account of the groundbreaking work of advertising visionary, Jerry Mander. https://t.co/lUTeLEJfa4

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🏢A new Office of Environmental Justice within the White House Council on Environmental Quality to coordinate new and existing environmental justice efforts throughout the federal government.

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Meet Aimee Nezhukumatathil! She's joining @Sierra_Magazine as the new Poetry Editor. Aimee is the author of the @nytimes bestseller World of Wonder, & author of several books of poetry. She teaches in University of Mississippi's MFA program & is the former poetry editor of Orion. https://t.co/Y4OrbRw4GV

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One hundred and seventy years ago, abolitionist Frederick Douglass gave a famous speech "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?" He praised the resolve of the founding fathers in their fight for freedom and independence from the oppressive regime of England. (1/6) https://t.co/H2tumRoGdM

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Two Wheels Good: The History and Mystery of The Bicycle, by @jodyrosen reels through cycling history, engineering, and politics.

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In The Lives of Weeds, writes @ashiainbloom, agronomist John Cardina dishes on the many ways that humans have created the perfect conditions for their own plant nemeses to flourish. https://t.co/qMaOVPpZHv

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Bloody Sunday 3/7/65: future Rep. John Lewis, Rev. Hosea Williams, & civil rights leaders led a peaceful march for voting rights across the Edmund Pettus Bridge when state & local police brutally attacked them. https://t.co/9mPYqUdXzv https://t.co/wJLGt3rf9O