Nourishing Roots: Addressing Food Apartheid in Black Communities
Systemic racism, economic disinvestment, and environmental injustice have long contributed to food apartheid in Black communities across the United States and the African diaspora. This conversation brings together scholars, organizers, and food justice advocates to explore community-driven solutions, policy interventions, and innovative strategies for building equitable and sustainable food systems that promote both well-being and self-determination.
Discussion Moderator:
- AFAS Postdoctal Fellow, Washington University
Panelists:
- Assistant Professor of Afroamerican and African Studies; Assistant Professor of American Culture at University of Michigan
- Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Princeton University
- Founder and Executive Director of Virgin Islands Good Food
- Founder & Executive Director of Ujima STL
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