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By Virginia Sole-Smith, Sara Petersen Verified, Danielle Dreilinger Verified, Julia Turshen Verified
| Burnt Toast by Virginia Sole-Smith
This newsletter contains affiliate links. Shopping our links supports Burnt Toast! As I mentioned recently on the podcast, I did, after much deliberation, finally acquire an air fryer in last November’s Black Friday sales. I’ve been using it several times a week for about two months now, and y’all have asked about it enough that I’m devoting an entire newsletter to All Things Air Fryer today. Number one, I didn’t want more countertop clutter.
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'Farming is very isolating': Inside the networks helping Black farmers cope with stress

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By Danielle Dreilinger Verified
| Asheville Citizen Times Verified
Some bet the farm on a chance. Since Davon Goodwin opened Off the Land Farms in Laurinburg, North Carolina, four years ago, he’s bet his house on his farm succeeding. “All our money is in the ground,” he said. Farming is fear and faith. “You put a seed out there, and you hope to have a harvest,” Goodwin said. Two hours north, Stanley Hughes, 75, knows that strain. He was born on the land he farms.
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‘Always tell your story’: Black farmers race to apply for discrimination compensation

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By Danielle Dreilinger Verified
| The Tennessean Verified
After decades of racist discrimination in farm loans, farmers have a couple of months to request some level of restitution. Applications for the federal Discrimination Financial Assistance Program are due Oct. 31. The program is not restricted to Black farmers and ranchers: It’s open to people who were discriminated against due to a variety of characteristics. However, the U.S. government documented unfair treatment of Black applicants as early as 1965 — yet it continued.
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