During the 2010 Congressional Session, Congress appropriated $1.2 billion to resolve claims of discriminatory treatment by the US Department of Agriculture against African American farmers. The question: Is it too little, too late? Join our panel for a fascinating discussion with Glenn Slade, a 4th generation farmer from Surry; Dr. Rudolph Wilson, Chair, Political Science Department, NSU, and a farmer from Suffolk, and Clarence Wilson, President of the York, James City County, Williamsburg Chapter, NAACP. Plus, the effort to ensure that the legacy of the first president of NSU lives on!