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Amid the erasure of Black history, climate justice leader’s stories bridge political divide

BORN IN A CAR in Birmingham, Alabama, in 1958, carrying DNA from France, Nigeria, Nova Scotia and Thailand, Catherine Coleman Flowers entered the world at the swell of the civil rights movement. Five decades later, she would be selected as a MacArthur “genius grant” recipient and become a celebrated author and founder of the Center […]

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