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Plans for a Woodbine Community Garden Fall Flat for Immigrant Community A ‘difference in vision’ leads working-class neighbors to seek greener pastures Tweet Arnaldo Tun (center) works in the garden When members of the labor-organizing nonprofit Workers’ Dignity came together to discuss why it’s so difficult to organize and demand better working conditions in Tennessee, one answer stood out above the rest: Your food and shelter are strongly tied to your job, making it difficult to organize for more rights in the workplace.  This prompted some members to find a way to achieve some measure of food sovereignty — the right to define their own food and agricultural systems. According to national hunger-relief organization Feeding America, 1 in 7 Tennesseans struggles with hunger, and food security is even worse for children — 1 in 6. Plus, food insecurity has been exacerbated by the pandemic. The desire for food sovereignty amo

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