Jane Fonda

摘要

JANE FONDA IS A LIVING ICON. SHE'S WON TWO OSCARS, HAILS FROM Hollywood royalty and has had an impact on nearly every aspect of popular culture for the past 60 years. But unlike many other legends of the silver screen, Fonda is almost as well known for her activism as she is for her performances. From her controversial involvement with the anti-Vietnam War movement to her longtime activism for women's rights, Fonda has become a symbol for social change. Now she's taking on climate change. "We're facing a collective crisis that requires a collective response." In 2019, Fonda made news for her weekly protests (and arrests) in Washington, D.C. as part of Greenpeace's "Fire Drill Fridays" and her now-iconic red coat. Now she's taking that protest to California. "This is a catastrophe," Fonda says. "If we had known what [the scientists] knew back in the 70s, we could have had a moderate incremental transition out of fossil fuel into a clean, sustainable energy system. But we didn't. We lost all that time, and now we have a decade left, so it's too late for moderation."