author of Ruin Their Crops on the Ground (Metropolitan 2024) & Skimmed (SUP 2019); law prof writing about food oppression; Fulbright scholar; hip hop dancer
Andrea Freeman ’06 (@afreemanlawprof) won a James Beard Media Award and a Los Angeles Times Book Award for Ruin Their Crops on the Ground, which probes United States food policy and its role in advancing the nation’s racial hierarchy. https://t.co/r39sWcLryO #UCBerkeleyLaw
Congratulations to author @afreemanlawprof for her @beardfoundation Award win for Food Issues and Advocacy! 🎉
“Ruin Their Crops on the Ground” was featured in the our 2024 holiday book guide. Read about her award-wining book here. ⬇️ #JBFA https://t.co/mWKsA1wl4o
🌾#RuinTheirCropsOnTheGround by @afreemanlawprof has been nominated for a James Beard Media Award in the Food Issues and Advocacy category! This thought-provoking read exposes food as a tool of racial control in U.S. history, revealing ongoing policy-driven inequality.
Congratulations to this year’s History finalists! ⭐️
Andrea Freeman (@afreemanlawprof)
Andrew W. Kahrl (@andrewkahrl)
Aaron Robertson
Joseph M. Thompson (@JM_Thompson)
Michael Waters (@michaelwwaters)
The 45th @latimes Book Prizes will be held April 25! https://t.co/QwKGRdFy9Q
Our 2024 Food and Farming Holiday Book Gift Guide is here! This year, we curated a list of over two dozen books perfect for reading, gifting, and inspiration. 📚✨⬇️ https://t.co/VUpOg5UGcS
I’m so honored to be among the remarkable 2024 MacArthur Foundation Fellows and grateful for the spotlight I hope this award will shine on Black women’s visions & struggles for reproductive & family justice. #MacFellow 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I recommended some of my favorite food books for @Shepherd_books highlighting delectable work by @professahKwate@B_Classic @kwazana and Marcia Chatelain.
https://t.co/1HpwG1VBqF
It was a beautiful night @skylightbooks talking with @priscilla_ocen about topics ranging from incarceration to unwanted doctors' advice to modern warfare to warm chocolate chip cookies for breakfast. @HenryHolt#ruintheircropsontheground
@afreemanlawprof, author of "Skimmed: Breastfeeding, Race, and Injustice," speaks on the racist thread of milk, why adverting for it began, and the subtle associations for how it's used against certain populations #CRTSummerSchool