Born from the legacy of Ed Hunt, my great-grandfather whose 123rd ethereal birthday inspired this movement to GO, "Free Black Farmers" is a call to action that echoes through generations. It's a journey back to our roots, exploring how we became distanced from the land, and using that understanding as a compass to guide us home.
This campaign is more than a slogan - it's a commitment to re-activate Black farmers, reconnect Black communities with the land, and strengthen our local economies through soulful, sustainable living practices. We're not just remembering our agricultural heritage; we're actively cultivating its renaissance.
"Free Black Farmers" stands as a testament to resilience, a celebration of culture, and a vision for a future where Black agricultural traditions not only survive but thrive. It's about liberating ourselves through reconnection with the earth, empowering our communities with forgotten knowledge, and sowing seeds of change that will nourish generations to come.
