Their labor feeds communities—but who protects the workers?
In “Farms of Harm – The Legacy of Crops Without Shares: The Plight of Black Farm Workers,” Dark Work: Devalued and Unprotected examines the history and continuing struggle of Black agricultural workers whose contributions have too often been met with exploitation, unequal treatment, and inadequate protection.
Connecting the legacy of slavery and Jim Crow labor to the experiences of workers today, this conversation centers the human cost of dangerous work and the fight for dignity, fairness, and accountability. Presented by the Mississippi Workers’ Center for Human Rights, Dark Work brings workers’ voices to the forefront and asks what justice should look like for those whose labor sustains us. Subscribe for more conversations about workers’ rights, racial justice, and human dignity.
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