9: Environmental Racism, Justice and Land Revitalization with Beze Gray

RAIR Digital Dialogues
05/07/2022 50 min

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Episode Synopsis

In this episode we speak with Beze Gray. Beze is an Anishinaabe water protector and land defender from Aamjiwnaang First Nation and has been an active voice in the movement against environmental racism and in support of decolonization from a young age. Along with their ongoing activism, Beze has also been doing land-based work and learning Ojibwe in their own effort to revitalise the language. Beze’s work and activism are varied and pull from their experiences as a Two Spirit youth. We hope you enjoy this conversation! Music by Aysanabee.

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