Community gardens build bonds among diverse populations from "summary" of Breaking Through Concrete by David Hanson,Edwin Marty
Community gardens serve as a meeting ground where people from different backgrounds come together to cultivate the land and grow fruits and vegetables. These shared spaces create opportunities for individuals to interact with one another, regardless of their differences in age, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status. In these gardens, people have the chance to work side by side, share knowledge, and learn from one another's experiences. When people work together in community gardens, they develop a sense of camaraderie and connection that transcends their differences. The act of planting seeds, weeding, and harvesting crops becomes a shared experience that fosters mutual respect and understanding among participants. As they work towards a common goal, individuals build relationships based on cooperation and co...
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