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Jill_the_Pill
1372 days ago
Also the term "food desert" is already being replaced by "food apartheid," which better highlights the structures and decisions behind the phenomenon.
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zmgsabst
1372 days ago
How does “food apartheid” better describe the situation?
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ceejayoz
1372 days ago
"Desert" implies force of nature. "Apartheid" implies human action.
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zmgsabst
1372 days ago
How is the decision of businesses on where to have stores like “apartheid”?
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ceejayoz
1372 days ago
Those decisions are based heavily on the knock-on impacts of things like
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redlining
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formerkrogemp
1372 days ago
Fascinating. I knew of this in general but never had a term to attach to it. Thanks the link.
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