Woodrow

While visiting the farm, I meet Jimmy Woodrow, who runs Pasture for Life.

Take the 1917 Espionage Act, for which President Woodrow Wilson successfully lobbied.

Woodrow Wilson suffered a debilitating stroke, a fact covered up by his wife and confidants, who exercised extraordinary power in his stead.

Years later, during World War II, the movement gained more traction as President Woodrow Wilson declared that "Food will win the war" and many Americans joined the effort.

As Adam Serwer chronicled at the Atlantic, Trump’s efforts to replace high-level Black administrators echo the efforts of the Woodrow Wilson administration to resegregate the government in the 1910s.