There It Is, America: Farmers Markets Are Riddled With 'White Supremacy'
“Whiteness defines foods as either good or bad.”
Source: redstate.com
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“Whiteness defines foods as either good or bad.”
A lecture series by Duke University researchers focuses on a racial framework to food issues, claiming elements such as food charity and farmer’s markets are part of "White supremacist" food culture.
Washington State University is amplifying claims that farmer's markets and food charities are examples of "white supremacy" and "white dominant culture."