As Long as Grass Grows
Dina Gilio-Whitaker moves from colonization and land incursions to Standing Rock, asking environmentalism to learn from Indigenous sovereignty and resistance.
📝 Book Review & Summary
This book belongs in FemRes because it treats ecological crisis as inseparable from gender, race, colonialism, labor, care, and political power. For readers, it expands climate and ecofeminist thinking beyond “women and nature” toward structural analysis: Dina Gilio-Whitaker moves from colonization and land incursions to Standing Rock, asking environmentalism to learn from Indigenous sovereignty and resistance.
It is especially useful alongside FemRes topics on Ecofeminism, Climate Justice, Environmental Justice, Indigenous Sovereignty, and Feminist Political Ecology.
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