In Brussels, green still means white

The EU bubble has a whiteness problem – and the green sector is complicit, write Chloé Mikolajczak and Marianna Tuokkola.

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Every NGO should have a strategic and public anti-racist policy that addresses internal processes like recruitment, but also events and subcontractors, as well as policy work and communications, write Chloé Mikolajczak and Marianna Tuokkola. [Matthew Kirby / Flickr]

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