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A decolonized food system is therefore not defined only by what appears on the plate. It is defined by who controls the land, who makes decisions, whose knowledge is respected, who receives the economic benefits, and whether communities can sustain their relationships with food for future generations. | A decolonized food system is therefore not defined only by what appears on the plate. It is defined by who controls the land, who makes decisions, whose knowledge is respected, who receives the economic benefits, and whether communities can sustain their relationships with food for future generations. | ||
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