Keeping the Land: Black Farmers, Generational Legacy, and the Work of Staying
Laura Marti – September 01, 2026 I recently heard a story on NPR’s Marketplace about a multigenerational Black family farm in Alabama. The story was framed
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Laura Marti – September 01, 2026 I recently heard a story on NPR’s Marketplace about a multigenerational Black family farm in Alabama. The story was framed
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A concise sociological framework that helps connect four centuries of American racial history into one coherent story. Dr. Gerardo Martí – August 18, 2026 (re-printed with permission)