We Need Accomplices, Not Allies in the Fight for an Equitable Geoscience
We Need Accomplices, Not Allies in the Fight for an Equitable Geoscience
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DOI：
10.1029/2021av000482
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发表时间：
2021-07
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8.4
通讯作者：
Jabari C. Jones
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作者：
Jabari C. Jones
2020年5月25日乔治弗洛伊德被杀引发了一场全球黑人生命运动，并延伸到地球科学领域。近一年后，一些势头得到了维持，但缺乏进行变革以产生更公平的地球科学的愿望。在这篇文章中，我详细介绍了我的斗争，以平衡科学，行动主义和痛苦作为一个黑人地球科学家在明尼阿波利斯在过去的一年。我建议，有必要更深入地参与公平和包容的工作，将我们的学科转变为一个多元化，公平和包容的空间，让所有人都能茁壮成长。
The killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020 sparked a global movement for black lives that extended into the geosciences. Nearly a year later, some momentum has been sustained, but the appetite for transformative change to generate a more equitable geoscience is lacking. In this article, I detail my struggles to balance science, activism, and anguish as a black geoscientist in Minneapolis over the last year. I suggest that a riskier and deeper involvement in the work of equity and inclusion is necessary to transform our discipline into a diverse, equitable, and inclusive space where all people can thrive.