This is ultimately the problem:
So the answer is obviously localization, right?
But what if you live in the concrete jungle?
Watch food activist Bryant Terry talk about quasi-apartheid in the food system, and advocate for projects that address food insecurity in the “food deserts” of low-income communities.
So how do we start to achieve "Food Justice?"
In this clip, he joins forces with Jason Harvey of the Oakland Food Connection during an organic soul party.
Jason Harvey talks about a
Rooftop garden project in East Oakland.
And because “You can’t live on a corner store,” The People’s Grocery
If you made it through all of those, congratulations, here is your parting gift:
The Hood Diet
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Healthy Food in the Hood
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