The Peanut: a Feminist Standpoint Inquiry (original) (raw)

This paper explores feminist standpoint theory through the lens of peanut agriculture, discussing the benefits of disease-resistant peanut strains in poverty alleviation, particularly in Uganda. It connects historical contributions of African American scientists like George Washington Carver to contemporary agricultural practices, highlighting the intertwined roles of social justice, health, and food security. The research reflects on technological advancements addressing peanut allergies, advocating for inclusive approaches that consider both epistemic privileges and structural inequalities affecting marginalized populations.