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Sayeeda Bacchus is a Dutch-born Illustrator of Guyanese descent living in London. Her work explores cultural diversity, celebrating cultures and communicating on subjects that are often overlooked. See all contributors
How the language and ideals of white environmentalism reinforce fascist narratives
Text: Aileen Angsutorn LeesImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
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How collective activism made me a better mother and activist
Text: Rachelle Adad MesleyImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
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One of Mexico's most influential Afro-Mexican collectives embodies the power of childhood in its joyful rebellion
Text: Santiago FloresImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
Everything you need to know about the Stop Rosebank campaign, how climate litigation is being used to hold governments to account and ways to get involved
Text: Jessica KleczkaImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
In conversation with Emmanuel Elong on how agro-industrial plantations are affecting local communities’ life and reinforcing violent colonial domination
Text: Eugenie TailhandierImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
Amid state and national pressures to cultivate palm oil, farmers are finding novel ways to preserve local food sovereignty.
Text: Sharlene GandhiImage: Sayeeda Bacchus
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How Decolonizing Therapy can help heal intergenerational trauma
Text: Samara AlmonteImage: Sayeeda Bacchus