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State of Things
11:02 am
Mon December 12, 2011
Meet Gary Grant
By Amber Nimocks and Frank Stasio
Gary Grant's family has owned land in eastern North Carolina since just after the Civil War when his great-grandfather, a former slave, bought a farm. That is one reason Grant has made his life's work defending the rights of African-American land owners in rural North Carolina. Grant is the executive director of the Concerned Citizens of Tillery and founding president of the National Black Farmers & Agriculturalists Association. Both groups have fought the federal Department of Agriculture to undo the wrongs of racial discrimination that have cost black farmers their land.
- Host Frank Stasio talks with Grant about protecting the legacy of African-American land-ownership.