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We know how to grow food well.

You know, there are Afro-Indigenous and Turtle Island indigenous practices that make the land better every year and provide really high yields of healthy food.

And so it's not a dichotomy between getting what we need and providing space for the Earth to get what she needs.

How has colonialism impacted soil health around the world

and consequently the welfare of the people who live on these lands?

How has the oppression of black and indigenous people of color in the United States

affected farmland ownership and continued institutionalized injustice.

That's just the tip of the iceberg of what you'll hear today.

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