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After Decades of Discrimination Lawmakers Propose Justice for Black Farmers

Alvin Lee stands beside his barn on his 160-acre farm near Wewoka, Oklahoma. (Photo by Seth Bodine / Harvest Public Media)
Alvin Lee stands beside his barn on his 160-acre farm near Wewoka, Oklahoma. (Photo by Seth Bodine / Harvest Public Media)

More than 20 years ago, Black farmers across the country won a $1 billion discrimination lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Today, advocates and experts are saying more is needed to repair the system after decades of discrimination. Harvest Public Media’s Seth Bodine reports on the efforts by the government to help Black farmers.


Harvest Public Media is a reporting collaboration focused on agricultural and rural issues affecting the Midwest. Find more stories like this at  harvestpublicmedia.org