Farming Inequities
The conversation highlights the historical injustices faced by Black farmers, including the broken promise of land ownership and systemic discrimination by the USDA. Despite recent interest in farming among Black communities, structural inequalities persist, with funding and resources predominantly benefiting white farmers. The need for a fundamental shift in agricultural subsidies and regulations is emphasized as a crucial step toward creating a more equitable food system.In this clip
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The Doctor's Farmacy with Mark Hyman, M.D.
How Food, Farming, And Health Disparities Are Interconnected
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