The Layered Nature of Food Sovereignty

There's a level of distrust and understanding. So because we have the receipts to show that this has happened before, why should I believe that you were doing the right things now? And so in many, many instances, it's the native and indigenous communities who are banning together and doing the work to clean things up or to, you know, fight another pipelineor whatever the case may be. It's very, very layered. There's so many elements to it," she says.