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“If power is not shared or shifted and only a few people control our food system, then people who can no longer afford food or water will revolt. However, I see hope on the horizon, as many young people want to farm and/or be part of the food movement. I have seen a social conscience being felt around food equity. Yet, it will only succeed if we are lead down a path of inclusion, diversity and globalization.
Karen Washington
Political activist and community organizer fighting for food justice
charcoal on paper
13 x 19 in
350.00
“Edith Prentiss was a fierce advocate who was straightforward, knowledgeable and unapologetic but also kind and loving towards everyone. Edith advocated for anyone and everyone, understanding that the disability rights movement was not just for people who use wheelchairs but for every person with every type of disability.” Victor Calise, NYC Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities Commissioner (MOPD)
Edith Prentiss
oil painting on paper
12 x 16 in
450.00