Description

Through striking photographs and deeply personal interviews, this book documents the lives, work, and traditions of Black farmers across America. It offers an intimate look at the challenges facing African American agricultural communities—including economic hardship, discrimination, and the loss of family land—while celebrating their resilience, independence, and enduring connection to the land. Combining visual storytelling with firsthand voices, the work serves as both a portrait of contemporary rural life and a tribute to an essential yet often overlooked part of American history.

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paperback

University Press of Kentucky

Published Jan 1, 2006

126 pages

ISBN: 9780813123998

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Details

First Published

2006

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for Black Farmers in America by John Francis Ficara.

Racism/Discrimination