Climate Change's White Supremacy Problem
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- The climate movement's white supremacy problem, explained. Support OCC and get 20+ bonus, ad-free videos by signing up for Nebula: go.nebula.tv/occ/
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In this Our Changing Climate climate change video essay, I look at how white supremacy pervades not only the history of environmentalism and environmentalist leaders, but also how white supremacy now threatens the climate change movement and climate action today. The forefathers of environmentalism, conservation, and preservation like Gifford Pinchot, John Muir, and Teddy Roosevelt all espoused white supremacist ideas that were often intermeshed with their views of the natural world and environmentalism. Later as authors like Paul Ehlrich stoked fears of overpopulation, these racist sentiments were blended once again into concerns about overpopulation. In short overpopulation and environmental destruction as a result of overpopulation were wielded as racist and white supremacist tools to oppress people of color, especially in the majority world. Now, mass shooters and eco-fascists are harkening back to the environmentalist, racist, white supremacist views of the past and using climate change as a dangerous weapon and excuse to harm people.
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Deep Rooted Racism - 0:54
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I'm sure most environmentalists have already seen it, but Kiss the Ground is an absolute must-see. My only issue with it is they didn't really address the role of indigenous folks in Earth stewardship.
I listen to Radio Ecoshock every week. Alex interviews scientists. I find his show informative and captivating.
The wizard and the prophet by Charles mann. There needs to be an agreement between the techno optimist and mathusians.
You should collaborate with Hakim
Don’t you have a force ken to gobble??
I like you touching more - well - touchy subjects. No issue is isolated.
This video is rooted in left wing racism
@@WERob-to5sp Where?
Touching in here
Yes, thank you for this video!
@@WERob-to5sp I agree its a villify the USA white middle class. Because they are greedy and have more than their fair share. Biggest untruth ever. Its the elete globalist and their sheeple who are the evil folks.
thank you for this. pushing indigenous people off their land to “preserve nature” is ridiculous. that nature only remains today because of their stewardship and sustainable use of their land.
Not all Natives preserved nature. Burning an area to push out the animals to hunt more easily was a pretty clever, but destructive practice that may be responsible for "The Plains" in the US no longer being forest.
@@vanhalenps4 Look for a video on youtube by National Geographic called "America Before Columbus". It will explain that the practices of the indigenous peoples were very wise. It's an eye opener.
I invite you all to see this playlist
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@@vanhalenps4 th-cam.com/video/0o6ezu_h6iE/w-d-xo.html fires are absolutely beneficial in the long term health of certain forests and indigenous people have understood that for a long time
Agreed. LAND BACK
When I was in high school, my history class debated the use of nuclear weapons to cause genocide in poor countries to save the climate. It was hard to hear that the kids thought it was a legit thing to do.
wait i havent watched this video yet but dang that is messed up, how was that approved for debate in the first place though
@@heisernsu3813 it was debated in mine as well, more like a thought experiment and moral issues. The bottom line was something line, even good intention can be rather cruel. I guess back then you could debate things without being triggered, and then draw your own conclusions. I guess that way you can learn way more than simple learning that something is bad, and thats all.
@@cooperp6429 i get that, but still theres many questions in my head about this. like, how in the first place does nuking poor countries help the environment? was there simply no way to and this was what you said, a thought experiment?
That's insane. Europe's carbon footprint per capita is far more higher than developing countries. This is what happen's when people bring in their own innate biases and racism into environmentalism.
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Wow. Aside from the *enormous genocide problem* there, it’s a bit ironic to try to fix the environment with atomic bombs...
Hey, youtube. This is engaging me.
I too AM ENGAGED
I feel engaged as well
I'm more engaged than the others
Yes absolutely I will go on to spend more watch time on recommended videos as well.
Yes TH-cam algorithm... stop being lazy!!
This was eye opening, I always kinda knew this was the case but never has it been so succinctly and perfectly summarized.
As someone from bangladesh where the overpopulation problem is constantly talked about, this sent chills down my spine. Indeed when it is discussed in textbooks, it’s always the poor who are shown in “large, unplanned, reckless” families.
I feel bad for those babies.
@Cassandra Tafoya yuhp! My grandma had 7 children; her logic? "Even if each of them earn 10 taka a day, at the end of the day we would get 70 taka" which is effed up yes, but gah i understand she woulf think so
I feel like Ecofacism is going to get much worse before it gets better. I can imagine there are a lot of educated (and fairly far right) conservatives who now recognise risks to the planet more so than ever before, but haven't been able to find a way to support environmentalism since it for the most part does not align with their world view in other ways.
ill tell you what the problem is, i am poor, and my family is poor. every little price increase is a really big deal to us... and we pay. gas prices are super high in our area because there are tons of taxes on it. i dont even drive or have a car even though it makes my life fairly awful.
when i do finally get a car, i will likely not be able to afford a hybrid, nor does my building even have a charging station. i desperately want to help the environment, but not at anymore costs to me. its not fair im doing more than my part and no one cares about people like us at all. and all this stuff hurts us more than it has helped.
if you want people to support environmental stuff like renewable energy, the money i spend has to be less, not more. literally everyone will support that unless they are directly making money from selling fossil fuels
@@RyukyuStyle Check car sharing or renting for your transportation issues if available for you. Not only is more ecological but also cheaper than owning a car.
@@MrJuanmarin99 I could be wrong but my guess is car sharing is a really good option within a city but in smaller towns or in sprawling suburbs it's harder to implement.
However that's a good piece of advice. Maybe the OP will be able to try that out!
I have owned a car for only half a year now and I gotta say it does get so expensive even though it's a cheap car without any technical issues that I'd need to repair. From the cost of fuel to yearly technical inspections and oil changes, it all adds up.
As far as car sharing, rental and EVs go it's a great option but we should generally strive more for improving public transportation rather than just making individual modes of transportation a little more eco-friendly.
@@justynawisniewska1213 If you need a car in hand renting/leasing allow you to have it, but the company owns it. You pay a fee and fuel and they care about all the maintenance, insurance and taxes. If you are freelance you can even deduct it as a business cost instead of being taxed as an asset you own.
@@RyukyuStyle I agree, and that's the point, usually the environment friendly option is cheaper since it is more efficient, but oil barons and car industrialists forced the closure of city public transports so that they could sell cars and oil. Look it up, the US used to have hundreds of tram and bus systems before the 1930s. They were brought up and shut down deliberately by automakers and oil companies, and this basically happened around the world. The more public transport there is, the cheaper it becomes since economies of scale kick in.
Well this is depressing. I'm an avid backpacker and all of those names are very important to me... Sucks that I never knew how much bad was linked to their good
Same here. There is no reason however to discredit the good done. There are no perfect people. Being able to condemn actions in the past that we know are wrong while simultaneously recognizing the good people were able to accomplish is a hard but necessary task if we are to build a better world. Throwing the baby out with the bathwater every time we found out someone in the past was wrong on some other front means we will be constantly going back to square 1 rather than building upon the good things that have been done.
@@benmarshall5984 sure but not talking about it and acknowledging it feels more of a crime to truth than a tarnished historical figure. Maybe we are too old for heroes? I'm glad Christopher Columbus 'found' America but I don't think we need to celebrate a person known for stumbling upon a continent and killing off native cultures
This video is ludicrous.
Implying that Theodore Roosevelt was a fascist... Theodore Roosevelt, the hero of the Progressive Era...
@@Corn_DOG agreed! Hero's are overrated. Appreciating accomplishments is good, making someone a hero is mistaken because no one deserves that honor. In the end we are all broken and our descendants will find some of the things we do today as abhorrent. There's got to be a balance of appreciating the good while acknowledging the bad.
There's a movement in the backpacking world to use native names for places later named after some of these people. I like how that connects the places to their histories, though of course commonly used names will be, well, more common if only for convenience's sake!
It's so sad that TH-cam isn't promoting amazing creators such as yourself because of politics. I think your work is great, and once I get stable income, I'll definitely look into becoming a patreon!
It would be good to add how modern imperialism is permeating our environmentalism. The 2019 US-backed Bolivian coup happened because they wanted to nationalize lithium, which electric car manufacturers need for cheap.
Right cause Morales rigging the election wasn’t already cause for concern. I mean do you honestly believe the most oil hungry nation on earth and it’s government had some secret cabal attempting to overthrow BOLIVIA’s government? You do realize that Chile and Argentina not only have AND produce vastly greater quantities of lithium than Bolivia but also do it cheaper and more efficiently. This is a ludicrous claim that does harm without any backing or evidence
@@Erythromycin-16 okay fed
@@Erythromycin-16 I mean the US is always hungry for more. They wouldn't have done it if it weren't profitable to them in some way.
@@Erythromycin-16 Primary reasons that Bolivia's lithium industry is still small despite having one of the largest reserves of lithium in the world are its fairly strong environmental regulations, as well as its insistence on requiring mining operations to be joint ventures with the state mining company making foreign mining companies less keen on doing business there. Such issues would have been "solved" by a right wing government such as the one that took power in the coup.
It happened because the drug lord Morales rigged the election well before election night. I know because I'm Bolivian. And btw bolivias lithium is not profitable since it's diluted in too much water.
"The best friend of a nation is he who most faithfully rebukes her for her sins, and he her worst enemy who, under the specious garb of patriotism seeks to excuse, palliate or defend them." - Frederick Douglass
as a Cherokee American Indian, it kills me every day having to hear ANOTHER thing that has happened to us. im alienated from my culture and sadly probably healthier because of it. if i lived on a reservation i could easily be hurt by everything thats still in place today despite "the best efforts of the government." having to hear Indians were sterilized like that is just another needle in the needle stack. and the fact that finding out all these atrocities are hard to learn about is very disingenuous. no politician would ever accept it as Americas fault because they have to say America is great to get their votes. i have no remorse for what may come to this empire in the future.
It’s scary how you never learn this in school
The more we know, the weaker the system becomes. The less we know, the better to keep us ball and chained.
then there's Texas. fighting to make sure you NEVER learn this in school
Yeah fix the school system they also have the choice to not teach critical race theory
@@Helaw0lf you need to go to Soviet Union where the communist eco fascists ran rampant owning capitalism by detonating nuclear bombs in Kazakhstan. Communism never works stop it and learn how Eastern Europe was destroyed by this very ideology.
Yeah which is ironic.
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Eco-fascism is: people standing in ivory towers declaring that the death of elephants is the fault of the poor people they see on the ground.
1 elephant is worth 1 million people, 1 Lion (because predator 'make' ecosystems) is worth 10 million. I'm talking of across all nations, NOT just African ones.
@@johnhigson8952 what are you even talking about
@@armandocabrera7560 Exactly what I said. Step back and THINK about it.
@barnoftheyard not true, actually. At least in Europe, its been mostly the aristocracy and military. Plus, the goal of fascism is to get to the top of the government. An existing fascist government is certainly not "poor"
@@johnhigson8952 Why do you look at it as an animal is worth x many human lives, instead of resources? Not everyone consumes the same amount, so those who consume more should pay more of the cost of protecting elephants/ecosystems/the planet. Human life is important too.
Thank you for continually making videos about uncomfortable matters in a way that is easy to understand and digest, it makes it easier to share with friends and family who may not be so willing to look beyond what we are being told.
Thanks to Hank Green for sharing this video. I've never even heard if this perspective, and while the video is strongly from the American point of view, no doubt the same pattern of behavior is evident elsewhere as well.
Wow, I'm proud of Hank Green for sharing this video lol. What a great guy.
A really must-see for anyone who considers himself an enviromentalist
I never knew environmentalism was connected to white extremism, that was an eye opener, I wan't to protect the environment by nuking us into oblivion thereby saving the environment
Not really
@@knalleballkalle8365 Posadist?
@@knalleballkalle8365 Yeah but then no one would really be left to live on this planet lol
It’s so good to listen to someone talk about polarising topics in a way that’s more concerned about what’s right and true than what best maintains their own personal brand of moral purity
I got chills while watching this video. I heard of the term before, but I didn't know it went that deep.
Some of the best quality of content on TH-cam, hands down. Mass respect for Charlie!
This started as a fun video while you were talking about the buffalo wizard
Who?
“Buffalo wizard” is my new favorite nickname for that shaman’s outfit
Honestly this channel has been inspiring me lately. I’ve been so scared about climate change and what it means for our futures, so I started watching your videos and it has given me some calm, a lot of perspective and ways in which I can help instead of sitting around being terrified. Thank you OCC.
This is fantastic, incredibly informative. Thank you for taking your time to create this.
This is quality content. Some very important topics that need to be talked about. Keep it up!
Thank you for making this video. All of this needs to be talked about more.
Very interesting video, thanks for putting in the effort to produce this!
This is maybe the most important and eye-opening video you have made on this topic. As others in the comments say, I have never seen the case made so convincingly and coherently. I never truly understood how these were intertwined, apart from the overpopulation argument. A must-watch for anyone interested in the climate!
In France, eco-fascist (or more likely, some closed terms like green dictatorship, eco-totatlitarism...) would be just a way right wing medias could call any person with some ecological consideration which would be different from the fallacious ones you exposed in the video.
Sur Internet, « écofascisme » peut avoir soit le sens discuté dans la vidéo (fascisme écologiste), soit le sens que tu lui donne (on parle aussi de « écototallitarisme »).
Et je ne connaissais pas ce dernier sens du terme. Est-ce que tu saurais me dire s’il est utilisé depuis longtemps ?
Same in Germany
Maximilian Hübner Well, it's just cheap polemics. They disguise their own fascist aspirations from themselves and possible followers and project it onto "the left" instead of reflecting on their own way of thinking and talking.
Elaborate? I’m interested
@@papasscooperiaworker3649 It is not rare to see some ecological measure being heavily critized by a part of the media, which push comparison to the extreme - for eg last year, a mair of a town decided to not have pine tree as decoration, and these media spoke about some autoritarian measure which would destroy our own tradition and our feeling of being french. The term ecofaciste may not be the one used, but the comparison with totalitarism was there.
Beautiful images, animations and editing! Also the sound is marvellous!
You guys deserve attention, you guys deserve praise, you guys deserve to grow both as a channel and a knowledge bank for issues people seldom discuss. Thank you for your work, wishing you a million subscribers soon.
Reminds me of that woman who asked the question about population rise and climate change in Yang's town hall. I'm glad he informed her of the truth, but it's scary how many environmentalists (including that recent documentary produced by Michael Moore) just throw their hands up and say overpopulation is the problem without even considering nuclear power.
A bit different from the usual but an interesting video. And pretty sad.
Now that developed countries noticed the damage our lifestyle on the envirinment, it's not a cool idea to let developing countries build a system like ours.
By that I mean developed countries should focus on offering eco-friendly support solutions so they can export financial stability without environmental downsides...
But that's not profitable
It can be though. Renewables are increasingly competitive with fossil fuels and are only going to be more so in the future as the technology and supply chains get better. And developed countries/NGOs can use subsidies to make them more affordable earlier.
It would be under socialism but apparently thats "evil"
Thank you for bringing attention to this!
Excellent video, you've explained everything so well. Thank you for making it!
This was incredibly well made, commenting to help the old algorithm
the algorithm...once I've searched for information, of which plant based milk may be the best/ most sustainable option, when I found YOUR channel...lucky me. I love you output since then and found so much more, worth to hear / see and learn from.
thanks a lot for your work!
This videos are always so well researched and presented! Thank you so much
Thanks for covering this topic, this info was new to me!
phenomenal and SO important video charlie
My mom ironically used to say, whenever I blamed someone else for my problems: "Ah yes, the problem are always the others."
Same thing here...
Ok white supremacist
@@veneering4128 You didn't understand his comment lol
@@Emanuele246gi lol
Dealt with an initial pang of anxiousness to watch this, but having done so, thank you for making the video. Incredibly well summarised and so important for this to be acknowledged.
This is so incredibly well done. I love your videos and how well you convey all of the point you make
What an absolutely fascinating video.
Thank you! Best video yet, from an amazing channel. Thank you for making issues that have been unclear in my mind much clearer. I'm a survivor of the 2011 mass killing in Norway, and I have only recently been made aware of the environmentalist aspects of the murderer's ideology. It's unsettling and terrifying. There's a life and death battle coming our way, which in many ways is already here. May we join together and fight peacefully, with love and empathy and deep care for all life. Thank you for all your content.
Wow you were there during that massacre? That is crazy, I hope you didn't lose anyone close to you.
I'm sorry you had to live through that, here are some words to say to yourself: "every day you keep living is a day where you spit in the face of the monster who wanted you dead, and those whom he killed get to live on, through your actions. Never give up, and never let him win." Solidarity forever!
Thank you for sharing this info with us, BOOST for this video and your awesome content creation!
you're the first channel i've actually considered becoming a patreon for
Leave it to the US to turn a left-wing issue into a right-wing white supremacy issue.
Environmentalism isn't a left-wing issue. It is a universal issue that the left and the right have different proposed solutions to.
....because scarcity of resources causing one group of people to denigrate another group so they can steal, land grab, rip off, push out another group started in the United States? Wow. You think we invented history? That's been going on far longer than the US has been a "thing". Not saying we aren't good at it/ guilty of it....but we didn't invent it. We don't deserve that much credit.
It’s not a left-wing issue, but truth be told there is no right-wing solution to it. If everyone “stayed in their lanes” like the white supremacist Right wants, the West would cease to be rich because they couldn’t import a bunch of stuff from the countries they force industrial conditions on.
@@AJX-2 eco fascism definetely isnt a solution we have noone but ourselves to blame
This is not a left wing issue lol wth
People have been trying to work on this issue for a long time in America. But every time something is mentioned to white men in power they disregard it and don't take it serious. But I guess one day they'll just have to wait until karma takes care of it.
This is an amazing video. I am a radical indigenous environmentalist who can relate to extreme acts to help the environment. Like disrupting construction sites and disrupting normality through protests. It was really informative to hear how just a few steps away from me on the ideological scale is a fearful mob of racists. I’ll keep a look out for these types in my activism. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Nice smart phone. Wonder how far it was shipped to get to you 🤔
@@bigd158 There is no ethical consumption under capitalism
@@m.f.3347 took the worlds right out of my mouth
I’m surprised this hasn’t been taken down.
Good job 👏🏾 thank you.
Great information. Really enjoying your work!
Don't forget Thanos!
@@mnm1273 no racial tendencies, but he still killed half the universe, as if there was no 5% elite that gulped half the resources of the universe. You can't justify the killing when so few consume so much more than they need.
Good on you for pulling up the manifestos to show how ideologies inform individual actors
Thank you for this! Really eye-opening
Loving your content. Thank you so much!
I can't wrap my head around how good your content consistently is. You deserve millions of subscribers
Interesting, although certainly not an easy topic. I doubt the notion that such environmentalism was an excuse for racism, though. I assume that these people figured out threatening issue and their racism allowed them to some immoral solutions. So environmentalism wasn't a tool to express racism, but racism was a tool to solve environmental issues.
Thank you for these, they mean so much to me.
Thank you. This is so rarely covered. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Great video! I would have loved to see you drive in the point of how ridiculous it is that a lot of modern “environmentalists” are obsessed with the environmental impact of the birth rate in developing countries like those in Africa. Like, somehow the high birth rates in the least polluting countries is a bigger problem and is as worthy of addressing as massive corporations with no concern of their environmental impact.
‘Developing’ is an important word. It almost inevitably leads to birth rate decline, but if the decline doesn’t keep up with development you end up with a massive population with a large individual demand for resources, and a big problem.
@@qascarface yeah I can acknowledge that problem. It's just that the response in the general environmentalist consciousness is usually rooted in these eco-facists/racist ideas, and are akin to eugenics if not just a small step away from it (e.g. how do we prevent the population from exploding in Africa?). However, I think that the equitable and just way to think about it is instead, "how do we make sure that the infrastructure in developing nations is environmentally friendly and sustainable?" Obviously, this second question is much harder to tackle and will require coordinated efforts by big organizations or nations, so it's probably much less appealing than "Africans should have less children".
@@alexguo8242 The thing is that they and us (the west) should all have less children. Lots of nations are banning abortion and making easy birth control methods expensive and unavailable, moreover they are promoting 2 or more children per family (by policies like tax reduction, favorable loans, etc) . Also, we aren't even close to be called sustainable. How could we make their infrastructure environmentally friendly if we can't even make our own? We aren't even willing to use atom energy, which would be our most helpful ally against the fossil fuel industry.
It's good to see this channel take on the more social side of climate change. It's easy to talk about wind turbines and single use plastics. Talking about how the societal structures we still have in place enable and even encourage unsustainable exploitation of natural resources is challenging and controversial but very much needed.
p.s. I hope to see some thoughts about how we could reform society to naturally reward sustainability in the future.
Shared. Well done as always, excellent research and enlightening. Thank you for more fantastic and important content.
Wow...this is so imporant to understad. Great vid as always
I’ve always like how to attach a note with all your sources to the videos for people (like myself) who want to do more reading into the topic, thanks for that!
Wow man. Never thought in this way
Good video, interesting! Thank you for delving into these topics. It must be said. Very educational. The knowledge is out there but putting together like this really adds momentum, I believe.
Thanks so much for making this.
Thank you for making this video. This is an example of how social sustainability and environmental sustainability relate.
Everything good in America has a dark twisted caveat, even environmentalism 🤦♂️
Yeah...we’ve done a really bad job (let’s be real, we’ve done a zero job) of actually reckoning with the history of slavery, native genocide, and their more recent descendants in American society. Everything’s gonna keep being poisoned by it until the US sincerely confronts its past.
This is crucial! Thank you for all your work!
Thanks for making videos. They are very informative
Please do a video about Extinxtion Rebellion and/or activism realities in general ❤
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Commenting for the algorithm. More people need to see this.
Keep up the great work!
Enlightening video! Great work
👏 this is really good content!!
It's a fascinating topic. Extremism has interesting diverging and converging ideologies, and their roots are quite complex: e.g. the anti-vax movement on the left merging with the current skepticism of COVIDs morbidity; or as you stated, environmental conservation and eugenics from the right. However, I do contend that far-right play a smaller role in driving environmental policy today, largely due to a stronger prevailing doctrine of distrust of science and individual freedom above all else.
A necessary discussion. Your channel is vital in this space.
love it! thanks for the video
On my way! To patron
Very interesting video and great input to the conversation. I'm doing my Master's int he Anthropocene/Art History, and it's difficult to find voices beyond white men with opinions on this subject from a historical perspective...I wonder how many were silenced before they could say something due to racism/fascism...
This was a great video. Thank you!
This was so enlightening. I watched it twice.Your videos are so informative.thank you!
Thank you so much for your work!
greetings from germany
Great video taking us through history and how environmentalism and white supremacy have walked hand in hand. I’d love to see a video about how we progress by centering indigenous people and indigenous land practices. Keep it up! I’ll be subscribing to your Patreon
Here’s my interaction for the algorithm! Keep up the great content!
thank you for talking about this!
thank you for making this!! i've been really fuzzy about what ecofascism is, and this really cleared it up for me!!
also commenting for the algorithm. this should be front and centre on all media.
Thank you for educating me about this
Thank you for this video! So important!
Good video that explains and introduces something I’d never learn or think about- environmentalism can be sugar coat for racism...sad.
I had no idea eco-fascism was so prevalent before watching this
Thanks for this succint, clear, well researched and pertinent video. One of your best!
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this is an awesome video, thanks !!