The cultivation and care of plants fascinates humans everywhere – it’s a defining hallmark of our species, and key to our survival. But the discourse of horticulture and gardening tends to favor some viewpoints and overlook others – like so many universal conversations, this one often gives the most volume to voices of privilege.
That’s where the WABE podcast “Black in the Garden” comes in, hosted by gardener, researcher and “plantrepreneur” Colah B. Tawkin. The podcast series amplifies the experiences and expertise of Black plantkeepers, offering alternative perspectives and historically overlooked stories of Black achievements.
Tawkin recently joined Lois Reitzes on “City Lights” to share more about “Black in the Garden.”
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