Liza Grandia chronicles how coalitions in Mexico and Guatemala have defended their sacred maize against corporate threats to privatize it. Rather than just “voting with their forks” like the consumer-driven US food movement, Mesoamerican farmers have directly acted. Dramatic and timely, Kernels of Resistance celebrates this triumph over corporate greed.
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