Blogs
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Don’t be afraid to play with your food: The case for reading the blurb and a simple black bean recipe
When you sit down to find a recipe, what are you searching for? You may have 10 minutes, an appreciation for authenticity, a peanut...
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This dude I met on the street
I’m wandering through the fog down backstreets, alleyways, and riverside footpaths at around about midday, dead phone, alone, dressed a bit too warm, and...
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Four Days in Jujuy
My world has always been small. I was born in a tiny New England town of 2,000 people. The city I've lived in for...
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A List of Differences Between Here and Home (With a Very British Reference At The End)
1. I’d believe that the Earth was rhomboid and President Donald Trump would lead us into an age of peace and prosperity before I’d...
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Racing in the street: the one about my favorite song
Author: Jack Butcher Allow me, if you will, to steal and paraphrase from three men better than I will ever be: This might just do...
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Stripped Down Humanity
Author: Eileen Lee Blue eyesPounding, rushingCamera lights and smiles, flashingDusky blue, like the fading, setting skyCould you take a photo for me please?Group photos, and thenIndividual...
2014
Understanding Sectarian Civil War in Central African Republic
Author: Rourke Healey Throughout almost 18 months of violent conflict and hundreds of deaths in the Central African Republic (CAR), the international media has remained silent...
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Food is Language, Language is Food
Author: Lena Smith I have been in France for more than two months and I have not blogged about food. I have eaten a lot of...
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Real meat, fake lakes.
Author: Nettie Stein-Miller With $14 salads from Four Cafe and $12 burritos from Chipotle (that extra guac charge is a killer), it is an increasingly difficult...
Blackness: In Bold
Listen. Learn. Advocate.
Author: Chance Ward This month has brought to the forefront a concept that people have been blind to for far too long. This concept is the...
2015
Cubanos & Food Trucks: a match made in culinary heaven
Author: Nettie Stein-Miller In December, the diplomatic miracle that opened U.S.-Cuban relations shocked the world. For states with small Cuban immigrant populations, this news was less...
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Lessons from Quito
Author: Delaney Nolin Upon leaving Quito today, I was reminded of all the incredible things I have learned living here for a month, so I decided...
