New writing project. First post is the recipe for solidarity and the three things that change the world — witness, friendship, and art. https://t.co/Cw4rwtAioT
Bill Gates promised Africa a farm productivity revolution. The data show sluggish yield growth and rising hunger.
Via @StacyMalkan@USRightToKnow
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Episode 34 is out now: food system scholar @_RajPatel cuts through the tangled problems of the industrial food system and points toward a better future. https://t.co/HT6fSLg6tr
“Farm to fork” smuggles a faulty metaphor, a journey from seed to harvest. For many, the food systems means having to stay very firmly in place. The idea of 'food circuits' helps make that clearer. New writing with Seth Holmes in SciencePolitics https://t.co/NOGNza8kNw
The death toll of H5N1 in Australia looks apocalyptic. One in five birds and mammals are vulnerable, and some species will suffer catastrophic population loss. https://t.co/4wp8DmWjtJ https://t.co/B0wO0VYj1x
The victory against Walmart in Mississauga deserves far more play than it's getting in the media. Benjamin Y. Fong explains why, in this excellent piece in Phenomenal World. https://t.co/r0jfbVcBPx
Cristina Rivera Garza is an incredible talent. I'm very excited to read her recently translated Autobiography of Cotton, covered here by Tony Wood. https://t.co/FG41ym4KTW
A recent attack on Marion Nestle starts to make sense if you're far less kind to the Make America Healthy Again movement than Marion has been. https://t.co/4coarD00s7
Hamba Kahle Njoki Njehu - Njoki and her partner Soren Ambrose, who died in 2020, were such vital forces in the alter globalisation scene in the 2000s. I'm deeply grateful for all they taught me. https://t.co/rxNJfg5Kgt
Lights, Camera, Authoritarianism! https://t.co/CpTs2ex4oQ's Reactionary International dossier has a fantastic new entry, on national chauvinism on film and phone, from India to Israel to Hungary to the US. https://t.co/ifzVVyRPPR
The flames of xenophobia in South Africa are burning. Yesterday's deadline for exodus could have been far worse, but things still looking grim. Richard Pithouse is excellent on this Al Jazeera panel. https://t.co/P3Jll158Kt
Armed xenophobic groups are moving through poor and working-class neighbourhoods in South Africa right now. Abahlali baseMjondolo and the Congolese Solidarity Campaign are trying to get people to safety. Please help if you can. https://t.co/wl8xZOFJ5H
Congratulations Neal Haddaway and team on the launch of *Edible Empire* — a podcast on the costs of our food system, from food imperialism to the fight for something fairer. I’m excited for the series, and to hear the episode I appear in!
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Xenophobes declared a June 30 deadline for migrants to leave South Africa. Abahlali baseMjondolo secretary-general Thapelo Mohapi went viral with this piece about the last time xenophobia burned across the country. https://t.co/yDVKaJqRDE
The connection between the violence in Belfast and the humanitarian disaster in Durban isn't an accident. Progressive International have sent an alert. Here's some background.
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David Bacon's black and white photography is always heartstopping. Use it to find out about what Coachella was before it was #Coachella, out now in the excellent US rural news source BarnRaiser https://t.co/OZCQ36kTLw
Operation Dudula & March and March set a 30 June deadline for migrants to leave #SouthAfrica. ~10,000 are now penned in a Durban park and the state is deporting them, not protecting them.
The world's gaze is Pretoria's vulnerability. Don't look away.
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Last week saw the funeral of Edgar Morin, who coined #polycrisis. He meant it as an indictment of compartmentalized, technocratic, elite thinking. Its second life has been stranger: a sophisticated ¯\(ツ)/¯ for those who cry 'fire!' while letting it burn. https://t.co/vgJQAz2wHv
HAPPENING NOW 🇨🇴 Students from Universidad del Valle, one of the largest public universities in Colombia, are striking against far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella until after the second round of the presidential election.
Loka Ashwood and team have an incredible dataset on who owns what in agribusiness. Shells, subsidiaries, and executives are catalogued and linked. A gift for anyone curious about who, exactly, runs the world food system. https://t.co/MTOnp1ZfQq
They got me. They blocked me from doing too many posts and quote tweets per day without being verified-
So it was stopping me from promoting. Only allowing me to retweet. So now I'm temporarily verified.
I Love Boosters is in theaters now!