The Columbus Illusion of Modern Womanhood
Columbus Illusion — the tendency to mistake personal or cultural discovery for actual novelty, overlooking those who experienced or understood it before us.
The Lady Who Ate Atlanta
Memoir-based stories focused on the intersection of Culture and Cuisine. I dabble in sustainable agriculture to explore how we pass our foodways to future generations, set against the backdrop of the Capital City of the American South. Welcome to 'the A'
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Latest posts
“Never Trust A Skinny Chef”: On Feeding Others While Starving Myself.
When your career depends on feeding others, but your body becomes a battleground.
On Phoenix, The Power of The Sun & The Need for Hydrating Foods
All summer I've been cautionarily telling my family “This ain't the same sun”.
A Journey to Curry
On Colonization, pan-africanism, and flavors I’ve known since childhood.
Dreams Deferred
On dried grapes, and popsicles, and an introduction to my "archive"
Allowing Spring to take hold
thoughts on turnips and faith
Taking Inventory
Another backlogged post. I'm sharing because I said I would.
There wasn't even a wedding...
Italian Wedding Soup... and moody me.
Grits and Inequity
"itis" induced musings on grits and gentrification.
Coming soon
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