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Transforming the South- Emma Kiley
12017-02-19T11:07:49-08:00Emma Kiley591dedba29fe29d89b4f413c04397d548072501a153461plain2017-02-19T11:07:49-08:00Emma Kiley591dedba29fe29d89b4f413c04397d548072501aPrevious chapters discuss how minority farmers were excluded from decision-making and essential processes. I think what is important in this chapter is that Cynthia and Mr. Hayes intentionally make sure this does not happen by assisting farmers with applications and providing proper training.
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