The US Farm Bill: Corporate Power and Structural Racialization in the US Food System
Blog | Ana Galvis | Oct 30, 2015
The US Farm Bill: Corporate Power and Structural Racialization in the US Food System, pulls the veil off the US…
Food justice sees the lack of healthy food in poor communities as a human rights issue and draws from grassroots struggles and US organizing traditions such as the civil rights and environmental justice movements.
The US Farm Bill: Corporate Power and Structural Racialization in the US Food System, pulls the veil off the US…
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