Black liberation will fuel regeneration. Movement Generation (MG) offers a different understanding of the climate crisis and how we should respond. Since the burning of fossil fuels would not have been possible without slavery and genocide, then the response to this crisis requires Black liberation and ecology. In 1970, Nathan Hare, Ph.D., the first coordinator of a Black Studies program in U.S. history, published “Black Ecology,” a peer-reviewed paper in the Journal of Black Studies and Research. With just a handful of examples, we can see what our ancestors have long known: Black liberation and ecology go together like soil and water.