“We are challenged to develop a world perspective.  No man can live alone, no nation can live alone, and anyone who thinks they can live alone is sleeping through a great revolution.”

Martin Luther King was speaking in 1968 about the civil rights movement, but he could have been speaking in 2006 about the food movement — and about our responsibility, particularly as young people, to grasp the scope and nature of this revolution.

Reap/Sow is taking King’s challenge to heart.  In this issue, you can read about food security in Egypt and about movement-building from a youth organizer.  Also check out what the food movement can learn from soccer and how youth delegates to a food conference in Vancouver envision the future.  And as always, you’re welcome to add your voice.

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