You're going to. From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Like the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs,

we are having an outsized impact.

In the case of climate, we are not the dinosaurs,

we are the meteor. We are not only in danger, we are the danger.

Deadly heat as we enter the month of June, record scorching temperatures are already taking

hold around the world from California to Texas, Mexico to India. We'll speak with a climate scientist in the Ukatan where it's so

hot in Mexico, howler monkeys are falling dead from the trees.

And we'll talk to a climate reporter

about the heat wave scenario that keeps climate scientists up at night.

Then Israel illegally drops white phosphorus on residential areas in southern Lebanon.

We'll go to Beirut to speak with Human Rights Watch.

Then Black Women's Voices are the focus of a project from V-Day, the global activist movement

to end violence against all women, gender-expansive people, girls, and the earth.

It's called Voices, a sacred sisterscape.

You are the sun.

Where are you running to, Mother asked?

Deeply concerned as we darted to hide under the shade.

A shield from the sun?

The cracks on our skin, she said, are a celebration of life.

We'll speak with Grammy-nominated poet,

Voices Director Aja Monnet,

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