How Food Deserts Are Inextricably Linked to Racism in America | Eater
"A bustling Saturday farmers market where rows of white tents offer locally grown and freshly harvested goods — from bright, misshapen tomatoes and plump blueberries to brochures advertising grass-fed cows and pasture-raised chickens — and vendors sell a wide range of homemade desserts, including hand-sized sweet-potato pies and doughnuts the size of a head." - Randi Pink
