Contributed by: Members of the MN School Garden Coalition - Kirsten Saylor, School Garden Specialist Consultant, Saint Paul and Heidi Auel, Discovery Woods School, Brainerd Nawayee Garden. Minneapolis, MN. Photo credit: Laurie Schneider Photography For the last year, we have heard that the system needs to be disrupted in order to be fixed. Covid-19 shook up the playing field for education, and the abhorrent murder of George Floyd was a visual that could not be ignored. Farm to School is a movement to connect kids to where their food comes from, but at this time what more can we do to truly listen, end white silence, and decenter whiteness in this movement. School Gardens implicitly address environmental injustice in both urban and rural communities, where kids are disconnected from where their food comes from, how to work or even feel fertile soil, and the magic of planting seeds and nurturing seedlings. But we need to go further, ask questions, question assumptions, and ope