In the middle of October, San Antonio played host to the Climate Justice Alliance's Our Power Communities Summit. The gathering called together roughly 50 frontline community environmental-justice organizers from around the nation to “reground” the alliance members and begin developing a collective response to emerging so-called false solutions to the climate crisis. I met a raft of organizers who modeled their love for their communities, shared stories of their successes and ongoing struggles, and provided a vision of what frontline-led movement means as the global oil cabal not only resists necessary rapid transition to new and cleaner energy sources but continues raking in record-setting profits—all while continuing to bankroll a soft coup in the US.In order of appearance:Christian Rodriguez, Ironbound Community CorpAngel Ramos, The People's Port AuthorityMackenzie Marshland, Florida RisingAlejandria Lyons, New Mexico No False SolutionsAyana Grace, Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty NetworkKatt Ramos, Richmond Our Power CoalitionChristine Cordero, Asian-Pacific Environmental Network