The Sims set up their headquarters from Asheville, North Carolina. A city based in the ancestral lands of the eastern Cherokee group and the people of Yuchi, Asheville is, as a local historian. Roy Harris says that the city has “the worst and the worst.” Surrounded by rural areas of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville has drawn more than 10,000 people over the past decade, at the heels of the urban reform process that began in the 1960s and, like many across the country, wiped out almost Black and Brown areas. . The group occupied 500 acres of urban land and relocated areas that were once inhabited to be inhabited. People of all races saw the closure of local businesses, food, and primary schools in their exciting neighborhoods.
Asheville is one of the only cities you can agree to a Reparations Resolution, a plan designed to promote the economic, social, and cultural well-being of black people and to protect the country’s history of racial inequality. Harris, who keeps Asheville’s stories, history, and legends, looks to young people on how to make the best use of long-term interest rates. “The world is a mess. Revitalizing primary schools, grocery stores, and replacing urban and grassroots rehabilitation centers, “says Harris.
Join Sims-environmentalist, environmentalist, farmer, healer, educator, storyteller, environmental translator. Modern civilization has emphasized the fact that the earth is a “natural resource” and not just as living as the people who live on it. Subsidized monocultures such as soybeans and corn fields found in rural areas of the United States, increased production to ensure better or better oil yields, even fresh ones, inaccurate information known organic and diverse rights, they all remain the same illusion: that human needs and natural needs are different, that they are less dependent on each other. The result has been systems that are both excessive and unstable.
Land management, in contrast, relies on developing similar ecological relationships. Permaculture, polyculture, sustainable ecosystems – all derive their language, intellect, and expertise from land management as is the case with cultures around the world, before agriculture became more widespread today. Farmers like the Sims are part of a group of young black, Brown, and Indian farmers who accept farming not as a means to production but as a means of earning a living.
Sims states: “I was in the habit of taking care of the environment before anything else. “I was a naturalist before I became anything else, and that’s how I run my life, and I think agriculture is one of the branches that comes from.”
By adapting their systems to suit the generations of Nature knowledge, Sims prioritizes an environment that thrives on interdependence, geographical, and evolutionary growth, transformation, and respiration. For Sims, land management is not just about how they grow or how they grow, but also about making sure they develop a safe environment for their community to explore their relationship with the land.