Farming in Crisis: Games and Resilience

This chapter explores the economic struggles of American farmers during the 1970s and 1980s, particularly highlighting the experiences of black farmers facing significant losses. It introduces a board game that emerged as a tool for mental health support, rekindling family bonds and offering an educational perspective on agriculture. Through personal narratives and anecdotes, the chapter illustrates how games can foster connections and provide solace amidst the challenges of rural life.