Angie Provost

June and Angie Provost share their captivating journey as sugarcane farmers in Louisiana, deeply intertwined with their family's history of enslavement. They discuss the harsh realities of securing crop loans and the emotional toll of their work, reflecting on resilience amid adversity. Their story highlights familial bonds and the painful past of land ownership in America. With echoes of history influencing their lives today, the Provosts paint a vivid picture of connection to the land and the ongoing struggles of black farmers.