Book · 2016 · Business & Economics
More Than Just Food
Food Justice and Community Change
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Yeah, there's there's quite a few, but but one that's one and then there's another there's a one book um I read called More Than Just Food. Um and then it's uh it's written by Yeah, I'll give you guys my top five.
Why people recommend it
More Than Just Food by Garrett Broad is an analytical exploration of the food justice movement, examining how communication and collective action intersect to transform urban food systems. On an episode of Behind the Bastards titled It Could Happen Here Weekly 4, Melissa Acadera recommended this book as part of her top reading list, identifying Garrett Broad as the author. Acadera explained that reading More Than Just Food profoundly shaped her perspective on food justice and the broader movement for equitable access to sustainable nourishment. Throughout the discussion, she emphasized the importance of literature that connects systemic inequities in the food supply with active community resistance and communication strategies. By highlighting Broad's work alongside other foundational texts, Acadera provided listeners with educational resources aimed at deepening their understanding of systemic food issues. The recommendation served to direct audience members toward thoughtful analyses of how communities organize around food access, sustainability, and local autonomy, reinforcing the podcast's broader themes of grassroots empowerment and systemic critique.
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Melissa Acadera Yeah, there's there's quite a few, but but one that's one and then there's another there's a one book um I… 2
“Yeah, there's there's quite a few, but but one that's one and then there's another there's a one book um I read called More Than Just Food. Um and then it's uh it's written by Yeah, I'll give you guys my top five.”
“And then there's another there's a one book I read called More Than Just Food.”
