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Rhossili, Wales Wiltshire, England Carmarthenshire, Wales Pendine, Wales Do you have a beautiful nature photo from your part of the world? Submit it by emailing bethany@littlegreenseedling.com, and be featured on this page next issue! You'll get a link back to your site or social media account too. seedling magazine | 34
food not bombs Defiantly Highlighting Tampa’s Invisible Population by Deborah Bostock‐Kelly As an antithesis to today’s volatile political climate, a group of activists is peacefully demonstrating against war and public apathy. With branches in countries across every habitable continent, Food Not Bombs’ weapon of choice is love, compassion, and repurposed healthy vegetarian and vegan food donated by local restaurants and individuals. Twice a week, Food Not Bombs' Tampa chapter feeds the hundreds of homeless and hungry in Tampa who would otherwise do without. Dezeray Lyn, a member of the Tampa chapter, discovered Food Not Bombs at animal rights event in Philadelphia in 2006. She was inspired to share food on her own, and when she moved to Tampa, she immediately reached out to the local chapter. Early on Tuesdays and Saturday afternoons, she and 11 other members of the Tampa chapter set up in Lykes Gaslight Park, in the shadow of the Tampa Police Department downtown headquarters and the officers that made headlines in late 2017 for arresting them. The peaceable activists’ crime was serving coffee and bagels without a vendor permit, though they gave the food away and were never a vendor. Though the group had served in the same location for years, this particular arrest coincided with the College Football Playoff National Championship weekend. “If you are going to literally drag seven people away from a table in handcuffs because they’re sharing bagels and oatmeal with people who are suffering and food insecure, not a lot of Dezeray Lyn people are going to look upon that as kind, thoughtful or something they want their tax dollars utilized for," says Dezeray. Volunteers were aware that showing this type of human kindness was illegal, but the cost of insurance for feeding seedling magazine | 35
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