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If it was fiercely then urgent, it certainly is now. 50 years ago there were only five africanamerican members of the house of representatives. There was no congressional black cauc caucus. Today there are 43 members. We want more but there are 43. Theyre led by congresswoman marsha fudge who you heard from and they are the conscience of the congress. In that blauk caucus we have the privilege of serving with john lewis, some of us for over 25 years in the congress, and arent we proud of that. I...

And others understood the intersection between racial equality and economic justice. The civil rights struggle is a struggle for good jobs and decent wages. And no while not the only solution they got, that Educational Opportunities is the highway to Economic Opportunity, which is why we must reclaim the promise of Public Education. And as i close, let me just say this, we stand here today as students, my friend and brother lee saunders, and myself, 50 years ago another gay person had to be in t...

The 8,000-acre Rottal Estate in Angus is inviting farmers to see how they have integrated trees into their business to benefit environment and productivity.

Learn how integrating trees can benefit your farms environment and productivity at Rottal Estate on 12 June.

HAMISH MacDonald, who runs Southfield Farm in Hawick, is inviting other farmers to an event which is demonstrating the benefits of tree planting.

HAMISH MacDonald, who runs Southfield Farm in Hawick, is inviting other farmers to an event which is demonstrating the benefits of tree planting.

A captivating event in Fife is set to shine a spotlight on the myriad benefits of agroforestry. Roger Howison, the owner of Parkhill Farm in…

Join Skye Event to Discover Benefits of Tree Growing for Crofters and Farmers

THE ongoing Integrating Trees Network (ITN) scheme is looking to expand and attract more host farmers and crofters across Scotland.

The ongoing Integrating Trees Network (ITN) scheme is looking to expand and attract more host farmers and crofters across Scotland.