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Former Black history professor and current farmer Nancy Dawson discusses the history of agricultural practices in her native state of Kansas in addition to Illinois, Kentucky, and more. She highlights the process of doing urban farming and reconnecting African Americans with farming and land. On a personal level, she discusses her own family - particularly her great-grandmother who escaped slavery - and their relationship with the land and agriculture.
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Use and Reproduction
Works within this collection are subject to copyright protection and/or belong to the Spelman College Archives or the relevant copyright holder. If you wish to request a reproduction or seek permission for publication, please contact the Spelman College Archivist at https://www.spelman.edu/about-us/archives with the web URL or handle identification number.
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