Why a woman plants crops to fight oppression
Eva Dickerson has spent her life thinking about food. Not just about what to eat, but more specifically what it means to have access to food, groceries, and space to grow. “Access to food could ask because there isn't a grocery store in someone's neighborhood,” said Dickerson, 26, “but food apartheid might ask who planned the neighborhoods so that some people have groceries in their neighborhoods and others don't.”Eve Dickerson.Courtesy Eva DickersonThese questions form the basis of Dickerson's work as a farmer and activist. She currently lives in Thailand as a Princeton Asia Scholar and spends her time teaching children…
