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How ‘Diet for a Small Planet’ Changed the Way We Think About Food

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By Jill Rosenbaum, Gaby Striano, Jill Rosenbaum Meyer
| Retro Report Verified
When Frances Moore Lappé began asking why there was hunger in the world, she uncovered a system built on waste and inequality. Her search for answers led to “Diet for a Small Planet,” a book that blended political insights with plant-based recipes that helped introduce vegetarian eating to Americans. In this short video, Lappé describes how examining the limits of the planet’s food supply led her to see that reducing the focus on livestock production could free up resources for millions of people.
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Student groups rally for Palestine and labor practices on Admitted Students Day

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By Gaby Striano
| North by Northwestern Verified
On Monday, dozens of students rallied around the rock in protest of Northwestern administration’s support for Israel and student labor practices. Student organizations Student Justice for Palestine, Jewish Voice for Peace, Fossil Free Northwestern, SOLR, as well as Educators for Justice in Palestine and Tech Workers for Palestine - Chicago came together to organize the protest, with plans for many more in the future.
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U.N. plan to send security force to Haiti faces roadblocks

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By Gaby Striano
| northwestern.edu
WASHINGTON — While the United Nations Security Council has approved the deployment of a multinational security force to Haiti to crack down on rampant gang violence throughout the country, the mission — to be led by 1,000 Kenyan officers — faces roadblocks before troops can set foot on Haitian soil. Those include division in the Kenyan government and a strong opposition movement from the Haitian diaspora. In July 2022, violence spiked between rival gangs in Haiti’s capital of Port-au-Prince.
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