What does the rapidly changing landscape around electric mobility (e-mobility) look like, and how can we ensure that electrifying transportation lifts up all of us, including historically underserved communities?
Over the next three years, partner organizations EVNoire, Georgia Clean Cities, and SACE will collaborate with a host of local partners committed to invigorating e-mobility leadership and job opportunities in Black communities in Atlanta, Savannah, and Albany, Georgia. By centering communities’ knowledge, vision, culture, and imagination, this project aims to put more Black hands at the helm of driving the direction and crafting the electric future.
To learn more, visit Electric Black Futures, sign up for email updates, or email info@electricblackfutures.org.
Watch the webinar below, “Building Our Equitable E-mobility Future,” co-hosted by SACE and Drawdown Georgia on May 16, 2024, to learn about the vision of “Electric Black Futures.”
Watch the Webinar: Building Our Equitable E-mobility Future
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One of the many unique and disgusting features of today’s GOP is that they don’t back down when they make a mistake, regardless of how obvious and indefensible that mistake may be.
To paraphrase the late American historian Howard Zinn:
If you’re, say, Norway, and you don’t go around the world starting wars, patriotism and a sense of national pride is not a problem. If you’re the United States, with your imperialism and incredible military might, it’s a huge problem.
At left we see the ideas of two other historian/philosophers on the subject.
My personal reaction to Trump flags is more of pity than offense. Life is tough enough without being deprived of a moral compass and even a meager level of intelligence.
In any case, we see such displays in ever-decreasing numbers, as Trump’s approval rating continues to fall, due to the president’s cognitive decline and brazen criminality.
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