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What Ferguson Means for the Food Justice Movement
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Arlene Spark <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 23 Sep 2015 20:29:09 +0000
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What does #Ferguson mean for the food justice movement? Find out in new thought-provoking series, with a special introduction and Issue 1 out now! To lift up critical voices of the movement, WhyHunger’s Beatriz Beckford facilitated a national call with dynamic organizers and activists across the country to discuss the connection between the oppression that black communities face at the hands of police violence and at the hands of an unjust food system. “The reality is that no people have food sovereignty unless they have sovereignty.” –Malik Yakini.

Read the Intro by Beatriz Beckford  http://issuu.com/whyhunger/docs/what_ferguson_means_for_the_food_ju

Read Issue 1 by Malik and join us for a Twitter Chat on 9/24 at 1pm using #FoodJusticeVoices. http://bit.ly/1ivVVBA


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