Mahalia Jackson launched one of the first Black-owned restaurant franchises in America in 1968. Black-owned, Black-managed, Black-staffed.
She wasn't a cook on a box. She was the investor.
The tee tells that story.
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New Orleans’ Food Heritage: Resilience After Katrina
NOLA’s restaurant scene has made the city a global foodie destination–but Black residents have a different experience. https://t.co/0REbykyTve
DISCOVERING THE BLACK SIDE OF PARIS YOU DIDN'T KNOW EXISTED
Paris offers authentic experiences that explores the creativity, impact, and history of Black people through food, lifestyle, and art. https://t.co/qP2x5PIb41
Black food culture deserves its own lane, and we built one. soulPhoodie celebrates the stories, flavor, and legacy that built the kitchen. ❤️🔥 RT if you feel this. https://t.co/RizIairQ0c
New Orleans’ Food Heritage: Resilience After Katrina
NOLA’s restaurant scene has made the city a global foodie destination–but Black residents have a different experience. https://t.co/0REbykyTve
How Black culture has shaped Paris—and where to experience it
From Little Africa to the jazz cafes where Josephine Baker performed, here’s where to immerse yourself in the art, food, and culture of Paris’s African diaspora. https://t.co/T66GL7FH9l
In the Mississippi Delta, Black Farmers Are Rebuilding the Legacy of Land Ownership
They are reviving the mission of an association of Black churches that fed and educated Black families after the Civil War. https://t.co/tG4pVxnppM
Op-ed: Black Producers Have Farmed Sustainably in Kansas for Generations. Let’s Not Erase Our Progress.. Increased federal funding for Black farmers—not less—will help US agriculture become more resilient as our climate changes. https://t.co/HdiocQAuEq
A James Beard-Nominated Chef Shares His Favorite Spots in North Detroit
In a wedge of Detroit just north of downtown, the city's industrial and musical past meets a promising culinary future. https://t.co/HTanUdikuM