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    Tag: black farmers

    Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Files Class Action Lawsuit Against the U.S. Government on Behalf of Socially Disadvantaged Farmers

    Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Files Class Action Lawsuit Against the U.S. Government on Behalf of Socially Disadvantaged Farmers

    “In years past, the government promised land and animals to Black people who fought the Confederacy alongside Union forces, then reneged and left th…
    Silence DoGood October 12, 2022
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    Indiana Black Loam Conference is headed to Gary, Indiana March 12th

    Indiana Black Loam Conference is headed to Gary

    These workshops will build relationships, as well as provide support to gain access to information, and training.
    Silence DoGood March 11, 2022
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    Rush Announces His Emmett Till Antilynching Act Will Receive a Vote on the House Floor Monday

    Rush Questions Agriculture Secretary Vilsack on Aid to Black Farmers, Vertical Farming in Chicago

    Moreover, Black farmers all too often still feel as though they are unwelcome in their local USDA field offices,” Rush continued. #BobbyRush
    Silence DoGood January 20, 2022
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    Rush Questions Agriculture Secretary Vilsack on Aid to Black Farmers, Vertical Farming in Chicago

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