Small Turnout At D.C. Climate Protest As U.N. Climate Summit Kicks Off

Activists attempted to shut down DC to protest climate change, highlighting its immediate impact. Despite a small turnout, the protest aimed to disrupt daily life to emphasize the urgency of the climate crisis. The event also focused on the intersection of faith and climate, urging society to act on their beliefs. Even small protests are seen as vital for sparking conversations and addressing silent concerns about climate change.

What intersectional issues did the Black God protesters focus on?

Why do the protesters believe that even small turnouts are significant?