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Ain’t Your Mama’s Heat Wave is a stand-up comedy special from the frontlines of the climate crisis. It’s filmed in the St. Paul’s district of Norfolk, VA, a Black public housing community that is being redeveloped because of climate flooding, sea-level rise, and a legacy of racist urban policies. The city of Norfolk, which is below sea level and sinking, is grappling with the climate crisis and racial injustice. Four Black millennial stand-up comedians, hailing from Virginia Beach, Atlanta, Chicago, and Ohio, take the stage to “make the climate crisis funny” in front of a St. Paul’s audience who are at risk for a Hurricane Katrina-like disaster and who are currently being displaced from their homes.
Ain’t Your Mama’s Heat Wave screened at the Planet in Focus 22nd International Environmental Film Festival, that ran in Toronto from October 14-24, 2021.
Recently, Terence Muhammad from the Hip Hop Caucus team was live on our show talking about Ain’t Your Mama’s Heat Wave.
During our conversation, Terrence talked about:
– Some of his story and how he got involved in activism and environmental injustice towards people of color
– The importance that different mothers and fathers have had on his life
– The story behind the Hip Hop Caucus and what does it due
– Black American awareness of environmental issues pre, during and post pandemic
– Environmental racism
– His description of the Flint water crisis
– Background of the movie and some memories from the event
– The story behind the collaboration with Planet Film Festival
– Future opportunities for the Hip Hop Caucus
– A call to action to the BIPOC community in regards to environmental racism
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