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Explore the thought-provoking book, 'Is Racism an Environmental Threat?', where author Ghassan Hage delves into the critical intersection of racism and ecological issues. This groundbreaking work highlights how environmental degradation and systemic racism, particularly Islamophobia, stem from similar roots of domination and exploitation. By linking anti-racist and ecological movements, Hage argues for a shared struggle against the forces that threaten both humanity and the planet. Every page is packed with insights into how our cultural, social, and political landscapes are shaped by these intertwined crises. Understand the impact of colonial legacies and the capitalist logic that drive environmental destruction, while recognizing the urgent need for solidarity in activism. Join the conversation on the urgent environmental threats posed by racism and arm yourself with knowledge that empowers action. This book is an essential read for anyone interested in social justice, environmental activism, and the fight against systemic oppression. Discover how we can advocate for a more just world where both human and nonhuman lives are valued and respected. Perfect for activists, scholars, and anyone eager to engage with pressing contemporary issues, 'Is Racism an Environmental Threat?' is a critical resource that opens pathways toward transformative change and ecological justice.