Former Sierra Club Director Aaron Mair

Aaron Mair, first African American Sierra Club President speaking in Sioux Falls on "Shades of Justice".

We still have work to do and far to go.

On this election: Isn’t it strange that the same people who have trouble understanding science are now having difficulty understanding math.On this election: Isn’t it strange that the same people who have trouble understanding science are now having difficulty understanding math.

Today is a deeply sad day for the Environmental Justice movement with the loss of Cecil Corbin Mark. It is with tremendous grief and sadness that we share the loss of our friend and colleague Cecil Corbin-Mark, the Deputy Director and Director of Policy Initiatives at WE ACT for Environmental Justice. Having suffered a stroke, Cecil was hospitalized in critical condition until the evening of October 15, when he passed on with his family by his side. Our thoughts and prayers a...re with Cecil and his family. He is survived by his Mother Winnifred Corbin, his second Mother Merlyn Corbin, his father Luces Mark, his Godson Nigel Holder, and other family members. We will share information regarding the memorial and funeral services as they become available. It cannot be overstated what a painful loss this is to both WE ACT and the environmental justice movement. He joined our organization in its infancy, and over the next 26 years grew to become one of the most recognized and respected leaders in the movement. His leadership and advocacy improved the lives of hundreds of thousands of people, not just in Harlem but all across the country. We ask that you all take a moment and reflect on the magnificent life of Cecil Corbin-Mark. Celebrate the individual, and his body of work. The bills passed, and the people mentored. Remember his laughter, and his smile. And then follow in his footsteps, fearlessly fighting to protect and uplift the health and well-being of frontline communities. Honor his memory by continuing to battle environmental racism and champion health and justice for all.

There is nothing honorable about this day. Our nation needs to end the glorification of great moments in White supremacy.

Lifting up my fellow Navy Brother and Sierra Club activist, Lornett Vestal.

Instead of talking about how clean energy is competitive with fossil fuels and creating tens of thousands of jobs and the potential of the Green New Deal, we got. #LessDangerousThanTrump

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Devils Tower was the first national monument, established on September 24, 1906, by President Theodore Roosevelt. It rises 1,267 feet (386 m) above the Belle Fo...urche River in Wyoming, standing 867 feet (265 m) from summit to base. This astounding geologic feature is considered sacred to the Northern Plains Indians and other tribes, who called it Bear’s Tipi or Bear’s Lodge. Today there are over two dozen tribes associated with the Tower site. Indigenous people of the region include: Arapaho, Crow, Cheyenne, Shoshone, and Lakota. Learn more about this unique site at https://www.nps.gov/deto Image: A close encounter with a summer lightning storm as it swirls around Devils Tower National Monument. Photo by Matthew Breiter (www.sharetheexperience.org) #FindYourPark