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Examining Environmentalism with Isaias Hernandez

Monday 15th February 2021

Isaias Hernandez explores racism in environmentalism, activist burnout, and inclusivity on Unwasted: The Podcast. Learn about environmental justice and more.
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Isaias Hernandez on Making Environmentalism Inclusive and Just

But also there is a lack of acknowledgment for people to dedicate their lives to become anti-racist and to learn the historical complications of racism that has inflicted on Bipoc communities.
Ever wondered if environmentalism has a racism problem? Or if veganism is only for the elite? Isaias Hernandez tackles these pressing questions head-on. As an educator and speaker, Isaias is deeply committed to environmental justice, veganism, and zero-waste living. In this episode of Unwasted: The Podcast, he dives into the often-overlooked issues within the environmental movement. From the burnout experienced by young activists to the lack of representation for BIPOC communities, Isaias doesn’t shy away from the tough conversations.
He passionately discusses how understanding intersectionality and historical racism is crucial for building a sustainable future for everyone. This episode is packed with thought-provoking insights about our food system, plant-based diets, and more. Isaias also shares personal touches, like his love for vegan conchas, a traditional Mexican dessert, and his go-to karaoke songs by Kali Uchi. Whether you're already on a sustainability journey or just starting out, this conversation will inspire you to think deeper about inclusivity in environmentalism.