"Prison labor is the essence of capitalism within the United States. Because of it, there's this mentality of needing to force [incarcerated people] to work and 'pay off' the debt they have to society. With that, comes the idea that we must work incarcerated folks to the bone because they are essentially slaves."
Salt, Soil, & Supper
We will gradually nurture and prune this space with seasonal offerings of narratives from the Gulf South that center holistic conversations about environmental justice and climate change, alongside critical explorations of Southern geographies, migration, agriculture, foodways, and food justice. Prepare yourselves for a hearty helping of Salt: Preservation, Soil: Growth and Recovery, & Supper: Nourishment.
Posted inRACE & PLACE
Weathering Storms
Posted inARTS & SOUL
Pothole
Posted inARTS & SOUL
Giving Jim Grace
Posted inRACE & PLACE
Emergence
Posted inPOLITICS & THE PEOPLE
