As the country faces unprecedented labor and social upheaval, grocery co-ops are embracing deeper approaches to addressing systemic racism.
Read MoreBlack farmers and green thumb-led organizations in Detroit are paving the way for others interested in enriching their souls by putting in that needed soil work to till the earth.
Read MoreA planned Black-led food co-op that says it will be the only such grocer in the Midwest is seeking members to help shape its development.
Read MoreThe Detroit People’s Food Co-op (DPFC) is an African American led, member-owned grocery cooperative, which will be located in the historic North End at 8324 Woodward Avenue.
Read MoreThe Detroit People’s Food Co-op will control food production and dissemination to bring good food and wages to an underserved community.
Read MoreLast December, nonprofit executive director Malik Yakini received an unexpected call. The caller, a woman who resides in California, said she wanted to direct a sizeable portion of her inheritance to his organization, the Detroit Black Community Food Security Network.
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