Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez is a writer who specializes in sociology, health and parenting
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How Do We End ‘Food Apartheid’ in America? With Farms Like This One
“Food apartheid is a human-created system of segregations, which relegates some people to food opulence and other people to food scarcity. It results in the epidemic of diabetes, heart disease, obesity and other diet-related illnesses that are plaguing communities of color,” she explains.
June 20, 2017
