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Against All Odds — The Black Farmer Movement (Expanded Follow-Up)

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In this powerful follow-up to last month’s discussion, Seeking Truth & Justice revisits Robbie Hutchens and Dr. Waymon Hinson’s groundbreaking presentation, Against All Odds: The Making of the Black Farmer Movement, first shared at the Christian Scholars Conference in Abilene, Texas (June 2025).

This episode brings together an insightful panel featuring:

  • Political and sports commentator C.J. Johnson (The Thought Brothers)

  • Researchers Andrew White and Jacopo De Marinis

  • Former USDA firefighter Pamela Messal

Together, they dig deeper into the untold story of Black farmers and their decades-long struggle for justice, dignity, and recognition.

Topics covered include:

  • Stories of Resistance: How Black farmers fought back against systemic racism and USDA discrimination.

  • The Role of Allies & Advocates: White voices who stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Black farmers in pursuit of truth and fairness.

  • The Power of Research & Media: How scholars, journalists, and media outlets brought national attention to these struggles.

  • Innovative Tools for Change: An introduction to the groundbreaking “Ecomap” concept, helping communities visualize and understand the roots and realities of the Black farmer movement.

This conversation isn’t just history—it’s a roadmap for justice, equity, and systemic change.

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