Social movements as agents of change: Fighting intersectional food inequalities, building food as webs of life

Overview of attention for article published in The Sociological Review, May 2021

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RT @TheSocReview: "Class inequalities are at the heart of debates on transformation in the food system. But who benefits? Who is excluded?"…

RT @TheSocReview: "Class inequalities are at the heart of debates on transformation in the food system. But who benefits? Who is excluded?"…

RT @TheSocReview: "Class inequalities are at the heart of debates on transformation in the food system. But who benefits? Who is excluded?"…

RT @TheSocReview: "Class inequalities are at the heart of debates on transformation in the food system. But who benefits? Who is excluded?"…

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