Our Ads is on a mission to understand why the working class is so hesitant to get involved in the climate movement in its current form.
So, each week he'll be talking to climate-conscious people who identify as working class to discover their thoughts on how working class people can become a force in the fight for our very survival.
This week Ads is joined by youth worker and community activist, Zara Manoehoetoe (@indigenousmanc). They discuss the relationships between working class people and the police compared with the relationship that the climate movement has with the police. They also discuss abolitionism, the importance of imaging what comes after revolution, how working class protests need to up their game, and what happens if protests become outlawed (spoiler) you protest harder.