Recs if you like Black Food Geographies: Race, Self-Reliance, and Food Access in Washington, D.C....

Mostly non-fiction books centered on decolonizing food access and land stewardship.

Recommendations and feedback encouraged! I have not read all of the books listed.

These books, in one way or another, pave the way for readers to ponder the moral implications of consuming animals / what it means to have access to certain foods. It is, perhaps, an argument for a paradigm shift to veganism and/or a veggie lifestyle 🧐🙂‍↕️

I am but one human who’s only read what they’ve read. Recommendations are welcome! I love finding books that normalize plant based eating so please share what you’ve found in the vast bookosphere!

Nonfiction about African diasporic foodways. Cookbooks, history writing, and more. Suggestions welcome!