Uhuru Movement’s Freedom Summer 2011 “Community Gardening” in slides

Africans build community gardens on the south side of St. Petersburg, FL.  The Freedom Summer Project emphasizes the need for black community self-reliance as the crisis of imperialism drives up food prices.

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