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1	Field of futility or hidden hope? : agricultural knowledge and practice of low resource farmers in the Kwazulu-Natal Province of South Africa Taylor, Dan January 1999 (has links) No description available. 338.1
2	Racial Inequality, Agriculture, and the Food System: Stories of Oppression, Resilience, and Food Sovereignty Among Black Agriculturalists Leibovich, Mira 18 May 2021 (has links) No description available. Ethnic Studies Agriculture Environmental Studies Black History
3	Race, gender, and inheritance: The experience of Black farmers in Mississippi Elufisan, Gbenga Idowu 12 May 2023 (has links) (PDF) The population of Black farmers in the U.S. has declined to 2% of farmers in the U.S. because of institutional racism, land dispossession, heir’s property, and youth’s disinterest in farming. Most works on Black farmers have focused on racism, and heirs’ property, but little is known about the influence of race, gender, and inheritance on Black farmers’ experience. To understand this, I asked: what are the contemporary challenges associated with farming among Black farmers in Mississippi? How do race, gender, and inheritance influence the experiences of Black farmers? And how do Black farmers cope with their farming challenges? Twenty farmers in Mississippi were interviewed using semi-structured questions, and data were analyzed using thematic analysis. Findings shows that farming is a ‘retirement haven.’ Interviewees experience “closed door” to resources. Farming is gendered, and heirs’ property limits Black farmers to small acreages. Cooperative provides support for Black farmers. Black farmers coping strategies farmers cooperative farming challenges gender race heirs' property institution-based discrimination Gender and Sexuality Race and Ethnicity Rural Sociology Sociology
4	Perpetual Mobilization and Environmental Injustice: Race and the Contested Development of Industrial Agriculture in the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta. Williams, Brian Scott 25 July 2013 (has links) No description available. African Americans Agriculture Black History Environmental Justice Geography agro-industry pesticides agrochemicals environmental justice black farmers Mississippi Mississippi Delta plantation white supremacy USDA the South race agriculture farming Jamie Whitten civil rights Fannie Lou Hamer political ecology
5	We built this country for free – using a phenomenological approach for (re) imagining Mississippi Black small-scale farmers Crockett, Destiny Denise 08 December 2023 (has links) (PDF) By the early 20th century, in 1920, Black farmers owned 14% of US farmland. Today, in the 21st century, Black farmers own less than 2% of US farmland. The demise of Black farmers and Black farmland in US Agriculture is a direct result of social, political, and racial weaponization against their foodways, culture, and livelihoods. The history concerning the plight of Black farmers goes beyond USDA's historical discrimination but enters a position where racism is embedded and perpetuated within the structure of US agriculture. In effect, Black small-scale farmers have reaped the downfall of this system, enduring racial biases and a complex relationship to the land for future generations. This dissertation examines and investigates the contemporary challenges associated with Mississippi’s small-scale Black farmers and their strategies that resist these challenges to create a self-sufficient agricultural system. Employing a qualitative approach using 31 semi-structured interviews and 4 focus groups discussions, in total of 87 persons, this research studies barriers and resilience strategies by amplifying the voices of small-scale Black farmers across Mississippi. This work draws from previous scholarship in institutional racism, colorblind racism, Black agrarianism, community based organizations, food sovereignty, and Black geographies. Findings indicate that racism still undermines Black farmers in agriculture. Still, they resist and combat these barriers by becoming powerful agents that bring catalyst change in the form of community togetherness and self-sufficiency. Black Agrarianism Black farmers Human Geography Resilience Racism community engagement USDA Mississippi agrifood systems agriculture Civic and Community Engagement Community-Based Research Food Security Geography Human Geography Nature and Society Relations Political Economy Politics and Social Change Race and Ethnicity Regional Sociology Rural Sociology

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