The Biden-Harris Administration is working with Black faith leaders to address climate change and its impact on Black communities, and has hosted roundtables and meetings to discuss solutions and resources for climate resilience.
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Record-breaking temperatures and weather catastrophes in cities around the world are highlighting the alarming trend of rising global temperatures associated with climate change, which is impacting Black and Brown communities by causing environmental and social changes.
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The world is facing a rapidly changing climate, with extreme weather events becoming more frequent and dangerous, and governments are working to implement climate adaptation and mitigation policies to make societies more resilient and economically viable.
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The Rev. Dorothy Sanders Wells has been installed as the first woman and first Black person to hold the post of bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi, with a focus on re-energizing small, rural congregations and emphasizing faith in everyday interactions.
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Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown has filed a civil lawsuit against a landlord and his company, alleging gender-based housing discrimination involving sexual harassment and demands to exchange sex for rent.
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