Farming While Black
Soul Fire Farm’s Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land
by:
Leah Penniman
in:
Racial Studies
Summary:
The book serves as a comprehensive manual for African-heritage people to start and sustain farms, reclaiming their connection to the land and addressing food justice issues. It provides historical context, personal stories, and practical farming advice, including how to grow crops, raise livestock, and build a community-based food system.
Key points:
1. Land and Food Sovereignty: The book highlights the importance of land and food ownership for black communities' self-sufficiency and liberation from systemic racism.
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