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CHECK THIS OUT! "For the Culture is a new food magazine dedicated to African, African American, and African Diaspora women and femmes in the food and wine industry. " For The Culture Issue 01: It’s Personal + The Pandemic eatingtheworld.net/2021/02/1… via @eatingtheworld
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I was the only Black student in my pastry program — I was also the only one who couldn’t land an internship trib.al/eY3iduV
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A Bookstore Dedicated To Food Opens In Mt. Pleasant | DCist
“Titles focus on a range of international and cuisine-specific cookbooks, but there are also children’s books, narrative food writing, and titles focused on beer, wine, and cocktails.”
dcist.com/story/20/11/16/boo… – at Washington, DC
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My English Department is doing a COHORT SEARCH for THREE HIRES in Creative Writing-Poetry, Professional Writing, and Creative Writing-Non-Fiction —@MSStateEnglish has committed to sustained antiracist work to increase faculty diversity and to promote equity and inclusivity 🧵👇🏾
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It’s almost impossible to even think about the Spring, but I’m excited about these new course flyers from my RA — MSU students, these are for you! #HailState #WeRingTrue @msufoodlit @MSStateEnglish
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“But even amid food insecurity, and with limited ingredients, Puerto Ricans cook in ways that are soul-nourishing and emphasize flavor. Making magic out of food scraps is the way they’ve always cooked — an expression of ancestry, adaptability and fortitude.”
Puerto Rican food is an expression of ancestry, adaptability and fortitude nyti.ms/35QYto7
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The Pine Tree Fellowship in Culinary Bibliography supports the bibliographical study of printed & manuscript cookbooks & more from any period or country. #FoodStudies & #IndigenousFoodWays scholars/knowledge keepers encouraged to apply! Find out more below bibsocamer.org/awards/fellow…
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Growing up in Louisiana, crawfish fettucine has always been one of my favorite dishes. It's a real comfort-food dish that's big on flavor! Check out my recipe in the #WTACookbook and let me know what you think!🌶👩🏾🍳 Donate at wtatennis.com/cookbook to download the @wta cookbook.
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My RA and I are already registered and are looking forward to attending! Fingers Crossed🤞🏾that we get one of the 200 Symposiums in a Box!
Registration for the 2020 Fall Symposium is officially open! Join the Southern Foodways Alliance as we look forward, using food to imagine, construct, and interrogate the futures of the American South.
#SFAOxF
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"Refrigerators full of food are popping up on streets around Miami. Here’s why" miamiherald.com/miami-com/re…
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Netflix's Chef Gabriele Bertaccini: "Food is an equalizer. It brings people together." ift.tt/3kIb8jL
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The English department has put together a video welcoming back our students for the Fall of 2020.
youtube.com/watch?v=DBed4tHV…
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Harlem Rent Parties were a tradition of open house socializing and dancing born out of the need to mitigate inflated rents for Black folks in Harlem beginning in the early 1920s.
Join us to celebrate the era with live music & food on 6/25 at 8pm. bit.ly/HRPatix 🎷
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NYU Food Studies & ASFS present: Dr. Monica White,
Freedom Farmers and Dr. Ashanté M. Reese, Black Food Geographies. Moderated by Dr. Scott Barton,
Jun 25, 2020, 07:00 PM ET. Register in advance: nyu.zoom.us/meeting/register… @ASFS_org @AMReese07 @NYU_NFS @nyusteinhardt @nyu_ipk
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"Meet Lena Richard, the Celebrity Chef Who Broke Barriers in the Jim Crow South" smithsonianmag.com/smithsoni…
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As the voice for all students at Mississippi State University, it is our duty to make sure each student feels worthy and represented. To the Black community, we want to let you all know that we see you, we hear you, and we are with you.
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What can you do?Work where you are—if you write, publish our truths.If you sing, lift your voice.If you teach, include us.If you can walk, march.If you cook, nourish us.If you practice law, defend us.If you have money, bail us out.If you care, love us in action. #BlackLivesMatter
