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Black in the Garden kicks off Season 4 during Juneteenth and Father’s Day weekend with a candid conversation between Colah and her Dad.
Daddy B Tawkin discusses his dad and early years farming, his family’s garden and life in rural Georgia during the Civil Rights era. Mama B Tawkin even made a cameo!
Dig in to this episode to hear more about:
Why Daddy didn’t want to continue farming as an adult.
An encounter with the KKK.
Racism in the military, especially in Iceland.
The struggle to claim his father’s settlement from Pigford II class action lawsuit.
And much more!
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