Agriculture issues and policies

Cohen, Richard - undifferentiated

This informative volume examines the history and continuing challenges of Black farmers in the United States, from land ownership and agricultural participation to the effects of institutional discrimination and unequal access to resources. It explores the role of cooperatives as tools for economic collaboration, community development, and empowerment. The book also provides context for the Pigford cases, highlighting the broader questions of racial justice, accountability, and equality in federal agricultural policy. Combining historical analysis with a focus on social and economic issues, it offers valuable insight into the struggle for equity in American agriculture.