to raise our concerns and to, you know, inspire the upcoming generations. as a teen climate activist and as a girl, a young lady, i also get criticised and, you know, discriminated by men because they want to listen from boys and men. the climate crisis hits anyone. it doesn t hit a specific gender. it hits everyone. you know, women, we are underrepresented in every decision making policies or platforms so, yes, it really affects women and girls. one of the projects anne marie has started with friends is a mangrove planting group. they ve been responsible for planting over 10,000 mangroves. a mangrove is a shrub that grows in salty water terrain and it s special because it has these meshed up roots, which mean that it acts as a buffer to the sea.
it hits everyone. you know, women. we are underrepresented in every decision making policies or platforms. so, yes, it really affects women and girls. one of the projects anne marie has started with friends is a mangrove planting group. they ve been responsible for planting over 10,000 mangroves. a mangrove is a shrub that grows in salty water terrain. and it s special because it has these meshed up roots, which mean that it acts as a buffer to the sea. they also help suck up over six billion tons of carbon from the atmosphere annually. so mangroves are the real eco heroes and the eco champs. this is all the mangroves that we planted back in 2018. and it starts from this seedling and then it will eventually end
so this case is one of the most expansive uses of the kkk. it acts the 1871 law in modern day and they re trying to the lawyers, the plaintiff s lawyers in this case are trying to basically sue the white supremacists out of existence so that s what s going on. under this 1871 klan act which was created in response to the white supremacist terrorists who had risen in the wake of reconstruction in the south, that were using violent means and intimidation to stop black folks from voting, assembling, this creates civil liability for people that engage in white supremacist activities designed to restrict people s civil rights. the theory of the case is the people at the unite the right rally did this. they are civilly liable. they are facing trial today. what happened on day one?
standing up in asserting principles of academic freedom and the maybe can turn the tide be met that s the premise of th show of my worldview or it s true. so what are the ways that this ideology started to intrude on your department and science.cu my particular field it s mostly coming through this diversity equity and inclusion these offices and administrator the schools have all hired larg numbers of administrators and gains of inclusion et cetera an it acts as a sort of a trojan horse for the work ideology to get into the hard sciences. here is a guy who never thought about politics at veten to spend his entire life thinking of other planets doing the important research which is the best thing their higher education system produces and out of nowhere he gets forced t think through what his principles are and defend them.
notice filed against them. sheriff s deputies will start knocking on doors, telling people that they have to vaccinate their apartment or their home. this didn t have to happen. it was an unforced error, but, unfortunately, this is what we re staring down. so then you are telling me that people who have followed the process, they have put in their applications but because, as you call it, appropriately so, the red tape and earlier it was said the glacial pace of government and the way it acts, these folks have done everything they are supposed to, they might still get a door knocked and hear, you have to go. wait a minute, we ve done what we have to. how frustrating is that? it leaves a lot of people frustrated and fearful about what they re going to do. what we are facing potentially is seeing not only a virus crisis as this delta variant surges but also an evictions crisis. what makes it worse is that 80%