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Research shows Black residents are nearly twice as likely as white residents to live in census tracts with low access to healthy food.

Research shows Black residents are nearly twice as likely as white residents to live in census tracts with low access to healthy food.

If you were to drive down Interstate 70 in St. Louis’ predominantly Black North Side today, you’d be greeted by a billboard with the phrase “Listen to your Elders.” Behind those words, a 1970s-era photo of Dail Chambers’ aunt and uncle, Mary and Dubell, illustrates one of the thorny realities of Black history and the […] The post This Black Artist Is Using Farming to Heal Herself — and the Land appeared first on Capital B News.

Bells for peace - Bishop Alphonsus Cullinane calls for solidarityA local action group has made calls for a movement across multiple faiths

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During a span of 71 years, most of the mounds in St. Louis left by Indigenous people from centuries earlier — some of which contained the remains of ancestors — were destroyed to make way for urban development. The ones that remain are left beneath bridges and inside parking garages.

Wildfruit Projects, currently showing St. Louis artist Dail Chambers, opened last year

Left beneath bridges and inside parking garages, Native American memorials in St. Louis draw advocates' ire.

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