Tag: environmental movement history
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Greenpeace appoints Ebony Twilley Martin as its first Black executive director, challenging decades of racial exclusion in environmental leadership while confronting today’s urgent climate justice issues.
Recent Posts
- Alvin Vincent Blount Jr. Led Battlefield Surgery in Korea as the First Black Chief Surgeon in a MASH Unit
- Ebony Twilley Martin Named Greenpeace’s First Black Executive Director After Decades of Environmental Exclusion
- Florence Marker Honoring Alfred Rush, South Carolina’s First Black State Rep Who Fought for Free Education and Equality, Destroyed Near Site of His 1876 Assassination
- Anthony Collins Rises from East Tampa Roots to Lead Over 1,000 Officers as Hillsborough County’s First Black Chief Deputy
- Milton L. Olive III Gave His Life to Save His Platoon and Was Honored as the First Black Medal of Honor Recipient in Vietnam
