In this issue, we look at life outside of the extractive systems hidden behind the fluorescent grocery store aisles, get dirt under our fingernails, and connect our hearts with the small patches of earth around us.

• Seeds Are Our Lifeline to Future Generations
  Edith Woodley 11
• Sisters of the Same Seed
  Em Jacoby 13
• Fed
  Shannon Evans 16
• Acknowledgement
  Elizabeth Abbey 18
• Veganism isn’t Cruelty Free
  Kali Casab 19
• Cesar Chavez: Who Shall Intercede for the Farmworkers?
  Sergio Lopez 20
• Who Determines Health?
  Patrilie Hernandez 24
• Kishki
  Lerochka Kosyreva 26
• Detroit Food Justice Map 28
• Recreating Eden with Edible Landscapes
  Naim Edwards 30
• I Hate Lawns (And Then Lay Them)
  Sean Harvey 32
• Food Justice Requires Reparations
  Z. Zane McNeill 35
• Black and Native Hands Light the Fire 36
• The Scat of Settler Ecology
  Dave Pritchett 38
• Dumpster Diving as Spiritual Practice
  Benjamin Isaak-Krauß 40
• Moriah Pie
  Erin Tuttle Lockridge 41
• Good Bread
  Kurt Armstrong 43
• Prison Farms: A Correctional Confessional
  Calvin Neufeld 44
• Invisible Margins in the Food Line
  Win-Sie Tow 49
• Return
  Deanna Hove 50
• Regulars
• Masthead 6
• Letters 6
• Editorial 8
• Upcoming Issues 58
• Poetry
• Tool
  Greg Kennedy 33
• Prayer for the Pests
  Michelle Martinez 53
• Sections
• Elderword
  Malik Yakini 10
• Film Review 54
• Book Review 55
• Further Reading 56
• Notes from Northern Turtle Island 60
• Civil Disobedience 61
• Feministry 62
• Catholic Worker 63