Everyone eats, and everyone has a stake in having access to healthy and nutritious food – a human right denied many people by today’s political economy. Through cultivating a larger and more diverse discussion about ‘food security’ and food justice in San Diego, outside the normal channels dominated by privileged interests, we may build bridges and increase the social capital we will need from a basis of unity to address the many different problems we experience around food.

Yeah. I think this is what OP is trying to say as well. It is interesting how dynamics are changing. It’s exciting!