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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Brett Chase

In Woodlawn, Naomi Davis planted a seed that now will help find green solutions to help Black communities

Naomi Davis sits in the Green Living Room, the Woodlawn coffee shop and meeting space for her 16-year-old environmental and social justice nonprofit Blacks in Green. (Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere / Sun-Times)

Naomi Davis has been taking her message to South Siders for more than a decade about the need to be more mindful of climate change, sustainability and clean energy. 

Save the planet, and save Black neighborhoods, Davis tells people. That will improve Chicagoans’ lives as well as their kids’ health and economic future.

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