ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In this first episode of a five part series on justice, Dr. Andrea Baldwin discusses black feminisms and black liberation with two powerhouse voices in the field of food justice, Chantel Kemp, a dedicated food justice advocate, and Justice Madden, a storyteller, researcher, and seed keeper. Together, the three explore how food justice connects to black feminist thought, challenges and triumphs of community food systems, and what it truly means to nourish liberation.
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