In this episode The Black Progressive talk about food justice, the city of Bloomington run farmers market, The People's Market,  the protests around white supremacist at the city market, and more issues in our local food systems.   With Lauren McCalister and Martin Law.  Hosted by Jada Bee Theme Music by Martin Law Produced by Jada Bee & Martin Law Black Progressive Podcast !

In this episode The Black Progressive talk about food justice, the city of Bloomington run farmers market, The People's Market, the protests around white supremacist at the city market, and more issues in our local food systems. With Lauren McCalister and Martin Law. Hosted by Jada Bee Theme Music by Martin Law Produced by Jada Bee & Martin Law Black Progressive Podcast !

In this episode The Black Progressive talk about food justice, the city of Bloomington run farmers market, The People's Market,&nbsp; the protests around white supremacist at the city market, and more issues in our local food systems. &nbsp; With Lauren McCalister and Martin Law.&nbsp; Hosted by Jada Bee Theme Music by Martin Law Produced by Jada Bee &amp; Martin Law&nbsp;Black Progressive Podcast !

Food Justice Locally Ep 5 Part 1

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A podcast devoted to providing a progressive, intersectional anti-racist Black platform for current social, political events and news locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally. As well as interviews and conversations with Black, Indigenous & People of Color (BIPOC) authors, musicians, locals, academics and more, we hope to expand the ideas of what it means to be BIPOC in Southern Indiana, America and the world. Our goal is to chart a course through Progressive Black thought. It will also explore BIPOC queer identities and other intersectional identities.

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Food Justice Locally Ep 5 Part 1

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