“Queen Sugar” Author Natalie Baszile: Black Farmers Can Help Save the Planet

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May 5, 202126:26News & Politics

Natalie Baszile knew she was onto something when she got the call from Oprah’s people. A novelist and food justice activist, Baszile had been working for years on a semi-autobiographical novel about a Los Angeles-based B...

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