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How the Long Shadow of Racism at USDA Impacts Black Farmers in Arkansas—and Beyond

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Cotton Belt farmers have been waiting on long-overdue debt relief to right historic wrongs. But some see court battles, legislation, and red tape as a continued sign of systemic discrimination.

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How the Long Shadow of Racism at USDA Impacts Black Farmers in Arkansas—and Beyond

Cotton Belt farmers have been waiting on long-overdue debt relief to right historic wrongs. But some see court battles, legislation, and red tape as a continued sign of systemic discrimination.

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