Strange Fruit: The Necroecology of Black Subsistence Farming


2019. United States. 6 min. English.
Director: Erik Patton-Sharpe

*Screens as part of the VIRGINIA STUDENT SHORTS BLOCK Film Package*

Given the blatant exploitation of Black and Brown (migrant) workers and of the land itself, the modern-day industrial agriculture complex only functions to generate profit and not the sustainability of all people, the monoculture farm is a prime example of a necroecology.

October 21, 2020
10:00 AM
Virtual Screening
Add To Calendar 20201021 10:00 20201021 23:59 America/New_York VFF: Strange Fruit: The Necroecology of Black Subsistence Farming

*Screens as part of the VIRGINIA STUDENT SHORTS BLOCK Film Package*

Given the blatant exploitation of Black and Brown (migrant) workers and of the land itself, the modern-day industrial agriculture complex only functions to generate profit and not the sustainability of all people, the monoculture farm is a prime example of a necroecology.

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