My Faith in Broccoli: Racism, Privilege and Food Deserts (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781722361235)

Kay Bolden is a writer, speaker, community organizer, backpacker and tree hugger. She grew up during the turbulent 1960's, the daughter of civil rights activists. For 25 years, she directed the Warren-Sharpe Community Center and its social enterprise, Green Sprout Urban Farm, in Joliet, Illinois. The Center works to eradicate social inequalities, to build an equitable food system, and to empower youth and families of color. She has published numerous articles on community development, women's empowerment and personal growth, and she blogs regularly at KayBolden.com and on Medium.com. She saves her political rants for Twitter. Kay lives in San Diego, California where she is working on her second novel, and still searching for the perfect microbrew.