Black, White, and Green -- CONTENTS -- ILLUSTRATIONS -- IMAGES -- TABLES -- PREFACE -- CHAPTER ONE Going Green, Growing Green -- FARMERS MARKETS AND THE GREEN ECONOMY -- FARMERS MARKETS AS MOVEMENTS -- The Food Movement -- Food Justice -- FARMERS MARKETS AS MARKETS -- CHAPTER TWO Understanding the Green Economy -- THE LIMITS TO GROWTH -- SUSTAINABILITY -- Sustainable Development -- Environmental Sustainability -- The Wilderness and the City -- Toward a Just Sustainability -- Sustainable Business -- THE GROWTH OF GREEN -- Radical Resource Productivity -- Green for All -- Commodities in the Green Economy -- THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GREEN ECONOMY -- CHAPTER THREE The Taste of Place -- RADICAL POLITICS AND THE COUNTERCUISINE -- The Country and the city -- The Delicious Revolution -- SURVIVAL PENDING REVOLUTION -- From Guns to Grits -- Inside the Red Line -- FROM ANTICAPITALISM TO GREEN CAPITALISM -- CHAPTER FOUR Creating Just Sustainability -- NORTH BERKELEY: FARMING AS IF NATURE MATTERED -- The Wildness of Organic Farms -- Biodiversity -- Connection to Place -- Sustainable Practices -- Environmental Justice in North Berkeley -- WEST OAKLAND: PRODUCE TO THE PEOPLE -- Resisting Racism through Sustainable Agriculture -- The Last Plantation -- Life in a Food Desert -- The West Oakland Farmers Market as Racial Performance -- Food, Music, and Special Events -- Race and Racism in Everyday Life -- Environmentalism in West Oakland -- JUST SUSTAINABILITY IN THE GREEN ECONOMY -- CHAPTER FIVE Who Participates in the Green Economy? -- A VIBRANT PUBLIC PLACE -- RACE (AND CLASS, GENDER, AND LIFESTYLE) IN WEST OAKLAND -- Identity without Exclusivity: Roles of Nonblacks in a "Black Market" -- Contesting Community -- Bringing Class and Gender Back In -- LIFESTYLE (AND RACE, CLASS, AND GENDER) IN NORTH BERKELEY -- Race, Class, and Gender in a Gourmet Market.

Affordability -- White Markets, Race Matters -- Emphasizing Social Justice: A Challenge to Environmental Privilege -- COMMUNITY IN THE GREEN ECONOMY -- CHAPTER SIX Greening Growth -- THE LOGIC OF SUPPORT -- Human Need Not Corporate Greed -- Sacrificing for the Cause -- A PRAGMATIC ALTERNATIVE -- An Alternative to Influencing Policy -- An Alternative to Nonprofit Organizations -- WHEN GREEN MEETS GROWTH -- MARKETING SOCIAL JUSTICE -- COMMERCE AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN THE GREEN ECONOMY -- CHAPTER SEVEN Farmers Markets, Race, and the Green Economy -- UNDERSTANDING THE GREEN ECONOMY THROUGH FARMERS MARKETS -- JUSTICE AND SUSTAINABILITY: A CROSS-POLLINATION -- CONSUMPTION AND EQUITY -- THE GREEN ECONOMY AND COLLECTIVE ACTION -- The (Food and) Farm Bill -- Green Jobs as a Pathway out of Poverty -- Proposition 2: The Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act -- BEYOND THE GREEN ECONOMY -- EPILOGUE Reading, Writing, Relationship -- GAINING ACCESS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT -- West Oakland -- North Berkeley -- MAINTAINING RELATIONSHIPS -- West Oakland -- North Berkeley -- COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH? -- INTELLECTUAL PROCESS -- WHEN THEY READ (SOME OF) WHAT WE WRITE -- FOUR YEARS LATER -- NOTES -- CHAPTER ONE. Going Green, Growing Green -- CHAPTER TWO. Understanding the Green Economy -- CHAPTER THREE. The Taste of Place -- CHAPTER 4. Creating a Just Sustainability -- CHAPTER FIVE. Who Participates in the Green Economy? -- CHAPTER 6. Greening Growth -- EPILOGUE. Reading, Writing, Relationship -- REFERENCES -- INDEX -- GEOGRAPHIES OF JUSTICE AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION.