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=====Seeds and beyond: Native Americans embrace ‘food sovereignty’===== | ===== Climate Brief: Declining world birth rates mean immigration is now indispensable part 1 ===== | ||
[https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2025/6/19/2296750/-Climate-Brief-Declining-world-birth-rates-mean-immigration-is-now-indispensable-pt-1?pm_campaign=front_page&pm_source=more_community&pm_medium=web by Angmar 19/6/25 DAILY KOS] | |||
The latest UN population projections reveal a world on the cusp of a stunning demographic transformation. The global baby bust continues to deepen, countries almost everywhere are aging, and a growing number face long-term demographic decline. In this Vantage Point, we discuss the coming global demographic transformation, as well as the daunting social, economic, and geopolitical challenges it poses group | |||
===== Seeds and beyond: Native Americans embrace ‘food sovereignty’ ===== | |||
[https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2021/0222/Seeds-and-beyond-Native-Americans-embrace-food-sovereignty Christian Science Monitor Richard Mertens 2/22/21] | [https://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Society/2021/0222/Seeds-and-beyond-Native-Americans-embrace-food-sovereignty Christian Science Monitor Richard Mertens 2/22/21] | ||
For many Native Americans, the return to traditional foods is part of a wider effort to “decolonize” their people, a way to repair the economic and cultural damage inflicted by European Americans who drove them from their lands, confined them to reservations, sent them to boarding schools, and tried to sever them from their old ways. It means not just planting old seeds but reviving the economic and cultural life, the ceremonies, the customs and beliefs, around food and food production. | For many Native Americans, the return to traditional foods is part of a wider effort to “decolonize” their people, a way to repair the economic and cultural damage inflicted by European Americans who drove them from their lands, confined them to reservations, sent them to boarding schools, and tried to sever them from their old ways. It means not just planting old seeds but reviving the economic and cultural life, the ceremonies, the customs and beliefs, around food and food production. | ||
