How Activism Has Supported a New Wave of Black-Led Food Co-ops
From Shelterforce · 00:21:35
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Today, many newly opened food co-ops are Black-led and serve a majority-Black membership base. Not so long ago, such Black-led food co-ops were rare. Here is how that transformation occurred. Shelterforce's Steve Dubb reports. Read the full column here: https://shelterforce.org/2026/10/26/how-activism-has-supported-a-new-wave-of-black-led-food-co-ops/ Music by ℗ ComaStudio
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