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

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

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

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

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!