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How we re helping those most affected by climate change in Florida

The effects of climate change are hitting particularly hard in communities of color and historically underserved populations. Here’s what we’re doing to help.

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Green 2 0 Launches Environmental Experts of Color Database to Address a Lack of Diversity in Congressional Expert Testimony

/PRNewswire/ On Thursday, September 14, 2023 Green 2.0 launched the Environmental Experts of Color Database featuring over 150 people of color who are.

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How the New Cartoonist Cooperative Plans to Disrupt the Comics Industry—and Why It Matters

Comics creators have come together to form the Cartoonist Cooperative to 'disrupt' the comics industry. Here's what that means.

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Why Your Dermatologist Should Look Like You

From getting the right diagnosis to just getting you, the benefits of visiting a dermatologist who looks like you go more than skin deep.

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Newspaper cartooning is dominated by White men Will a new White House spark change?

Political cartoonists decry the lack of women, LGBTQ creators and people of color in a field that's been hit by staff cuts.

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