In 1910 black farmers made up 14% of all farmers. Today they make up fewer than 2% and own less than 1% land in rural America. Land access for all is a social justice issue. We need to support black farmers so that they have the resources they need to keep and grow their farms and land-based businesses.
https://youtu.be/5dsk4uZG57Q The lack of affordable and quality child care in Vermont and throughout the United States makes returning to school or finding a career path even more challenging. Taylor Franklin…
https://youtu.be/z4f0-Dqn1u0 Christy Fry of Bethel, Serena Diaz of Rutland and Heather Morris, a member of Vermont Veterans Outreach Team, shared their thoughts about what it means to be a female…
https://youtu.be/50zDJ9I2lxo Teddy Waszazak, 21, of Barre, Vermont, said he believes the American Dream has faded. “I think a lot of my generation is growing up and realizing that this isn’t…
https://youtu.be/eHgoKh7Kkow Howard Sinnott of Wells, Vermont, shared his thoughts about what he sees as a fading American Dream. “I feel bad for this new generation coming up, the Millennials,” he…
https://youtu.be/W-08Rdbp43E “We should not have to spend large portions of our income in order to have access to health care – only to pay on top that in the form…
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