Food justice is often overlooked as a component of social justice, but many neighborhoods still ache from decades of geographic and socioeconomic segregation — even in the bustle of progressive cities like Louisville. Current food policies often prioritize full bellies over optimally nourished ones, leaving people hungry. Karyn Moskowitz was once new to the idea […]
Rachel Hurd Anger
Rachel Hurd Anger is a writer raising a charming flock of hens in her small Louisville backyard. Her work has been published in Urban Farm, Chickens, andHobby Farm Home magazines. On a mission to bring urban chickens back into the mainstream, Rachel blogs each week in the Chicken Quarters at UrbanFarmOnline.com. Follow her on Twitter.
