The Green Revolution Will Not Be Televised follows Black and Indigenous activists and community members promoting the food sovereignty movement in North and South Minneapolis. They utilize their community gardens as spaces of safety, solidarity, and vitality while growing an abundance of food for themselves and their neighbors. Their work takes on special significance in light of the Minneapolis Police Department’s murder of George Floyd. People relied on these areas as sources of nourishment and refuge, deepening the ecological benefits that community gardens provide. Organizations like Plant-Grow-Share help these spaces survive and thrive despite the challenges of land tenureship in urban agriculture.