art + ag: Angie Provost

02/13/19 • 39 min

Angie Provost, puts a lens to the racism and discrimination that still exists in the agriculture industry. While painting is a balm that helps Angie cope with the stress of losing their land and livelihood after decades of discriminatory practices, it’s also a canvas that enables her to speak the truth and to fight back.Get in touch: Twitter @femalefarmers Instagram @rootedinthevalleywww.femalefarmerproject.org

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