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Frank is one of many inspiring young people who are the subject of a new series highlighting the generation of BIPOC climate activists. Titled Tokala, it was spearheaded by creative director/stylist Marcus Correa and photographer Carlos Jaramillo, along with filmmaker Jazmin Garcia and manager of the Future Coalition Youth Live Action Fund. non-profit hybrid Thomas Lopez. “The climate activism space is a very white space,” Correa said. “But POC communities are being hit hard by climate change. There is a lot of power in these communities and these activists should be treated like celebrities. We wanted to tell their stories in a way that was visually upbeat and uplifting.” The name “Tokala” derives from the historic Tokala Society (Kit Fox) of the Lakota tribe, a group of warriors who have shown courage and leadership from a young age. In a new photography project, published exclusively in Vogue, the team set out to find today’s youth who are proving themselves to be leaders in their respective communities.
Of course, consumer behavior is only one piece of the puzzle, especially when considering that much of fashion’s carbon footprint comes from the production of clothing. But collective change can help affect the entire industry. “We felt there was a real gap in what we could do as consumers and how to translate that into the concrete action we can take today,” Coscieme said. At just seven years old, Hoopa activist and water defender Danielle Rey Frank attended her first rally at the Hoopa Valley Preserve in Northern California, where she grew up. Frank, now 18, says: “I was at the first dam demonstration with my father. “It’s been a generational struggle to tear down these dams. My great-uncle was the one who actually suggested it—and the fight is still going on to this day.” Since that first protest, Frank has been heavily involved in the fight to restore water levels in her community. “If these rivers dry up, the salmon will die, and we won’t be able to weave baskets or jump boats,” she said.
Along with reducing the sheer number of clothes we buy, we can make other behavioral changes to reduce our fashion footprint. Buying used clothes can be helpful, but only if you buy the item instead of the new one. “In most cases, secondhand is used to further overconsume,” says Coscieme. “When you buy second-hand clothing, you still have to bear all the effects associated with consumption; it’s still considered clothing that you have to wash and eventually throw away. On that point, washing your clothes at 30 degrees Celsius and skipping one out of every three can reduce your carbon footprint, while wearing your clothes longer is the second best thing you can do, after not buying anything new. According to waste charity WRAP, extending the average life of clothing by nine months can reduce carbon emissions by about 25%. Making sure you dispose of your clothes properly so they don’t end up in landfills (by selling them, for example) can also help reduce your carbon footprint.
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- Material Type: 35% Cotton – 65% Polyester
- Soft material feels great on your skin and very light
- Features pronounced sleeve cuffs, prominent waistband hem and kangaroo pocket fringes
- Taped neck and shoulders for comfort and style
- Print: Dye-sublimation printing, colors won’t fade or peel
- Wash Care: Recommendation Wash it by hand in below 30-degree water, hang to dry in shade, prohibit bleaching, Low Iron if Necessary
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