Today, 98% of farmland in the entire United States is white-owned. That is the lowest it has been in history. What does this mean for communities of color now?&nbsp; We talk to  of , which heals ancestral wounds and works to end racism and injustice in the food system. Much of the formerly owned Black and brown land was stolen, and is still owned by the descendants of white families. Soul Fire teaches BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) folks how to farm and reconnect with the earth and their ancestors.&nbsp; Leah provides powerful insights on how we can decolonize the land and our minds. From land reparations to acknowledging social disparities to access to culturally appropriate food, she takes us on a journey of healing.&nbsp; Please listen to this critical episode and check out how to get involved. Learn more about their  here. And check out Leah’s book, , a love song for the earth and her peoples.

Decolonizing the Land, Liberating the Farmer

Published in 2016 and now in its fifth printing, the book WHEN WE FIGHT, WE WIN!: Twenty-First-Century Social Movements and the Activists That Are Transforming Our World, nurtured a passion for social change in a generation of activists. 
In each episode, author Greg Jobin-Leeds elicits dramatic stories and asks: What are the biggest mistakes that those in solidarity make? How do we get out of this mess? What we can do? and shows us how those who are not on the frontlines can be in solidarity with the incredible artists, activists and organizers who have dedicated their lives to the struggle for all of our liberation.

Decolonizing the Land, Liberating the Farmer

When We Fight, We Win!