This relief likely includes many Black farmers in Georgia, farmers I know, like Lucias Abrams of Burke County, Carl Parker in Ashburn, who say that they are still in need of financial assistance for past discrimination.
Highlights ongoing financial needs of Black farmers due to past discrimination.
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