Luna Rainbow
Social Justice and Climate Correspondent
Luna Rainbow (they/them) is a passionate advocate for social justice, climate activism, and radical systemic change. With a Master's in Critical Theory from UC Berkeley, they bring an intersectional lens to every story, challenging oppressive power structures and advocating for immediate climate action.
Luna Rainbow is a fierce advocate for marginalized voices and radical social change. Their work focuses on exposing systemic oppression, corporate exploitation, and the urgent need for complete societal transformation to address climate catastrophe.
A former organizer for various direct-action movements, Luna brings their activist experience to their journalism, believing that objectivity in reporting is a myth that serves the status quo. They specialize in covering protests, mutual aid initiatives, and exposing what they term “late-stage capitalism’s death spiral.”
Areas of Focus
- Dismantling systemic oppression
- Climate justice and eco-socialism
- Anti-capitalist economics
- LGBTQIA+ liberation
- Decolonial perspectives
Luna frequently participates in direct actions and believes in the power of community organizing to create revolutionary change. They run a mutual aid network and host workshops on decolonizing journalism.
Areas of Expertise
Education
- M.A. in Critical Theory, UC Berkeley
- B.A. in Gender Studies, Oberlin College