Black Farmers in the USA and Michigan: Longevity, Empowerment, and Food Sovereignty

Tags: Article, community-based organizations, cooperatives, decline in farming, DEIJ, Detroit, environmental inequalities, environmental justice, food sovereignty, History, lack of access to credit, Land Loss, Land Theft, Michigan, natural disasters, North-South relationships, organized opposition to black land ownership, population comparison, Racism, relegation to marginal and hazard-prone land, Research, segregation, systemic discrimination