<p>According to the U.S Agricultural Census, in 1910, Black landowners owned roughly 15 million acres of farmland, primarily in the South. That number has dwindled to a mere <a href="https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2001-dec-02-mn-10514-story.html">1.1 million acres</a>. | On today's Handful, Izzy explains the the land loss of Black farmers and covers farms that are dedicated to eradicating racism in agriculture. Read more at <a href="https://novelhand.com/land-loss-of-black-farmers/">https://novelhand.com/land-loss-of-black-farmers/</a></p>

Dark Chocolate: Why Six Malians are Suing Nestle

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