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Remi Harrington, Zoo City Food, and Katie Pearson, Tabitha Farm - Food Justice and Food Sovereignty

from Connecting Communities: Kalamazoo Earth Day · host Kalamazoo Earth Day Committee

Remi Harrington and Katie Pearson are both urban farmers in Kalamazoo. In this episode they discuss the meaning and importance of food sovereignty and food justice. Learn more about the challenges that small farmers are faced with, and how those challenges are compounded when those farmers face racism, or sexism. The future of food can be bright! - Especially with farmers like Remi and Katie paving the way. Hosts: Patrick Hershberger and Bionca Stewart

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