@hello_margot A. Literri in Union Market in DC is one of my favorites. From the outside, it looks like a deli. On the inside, it’s a wonderland of wines. The good news is it’s actually both and you can leave with an amazing bottle of wine and a delicious Italian hoagie.
They just went to the grocery store. Buying breakfast for their kids. Looking for fresh vegetables. Getting the ingredients for Sunday dinner. They just went to the grocery store, and now they’re gone. It’s unacceptable. It’s devastating. It’s terrorism. It’s white supremacy.
I AM WRITING A COOKBOOK!!!!!!!!! Half-Latinx will be about the food and people who helped me embrace my Latinx identity. It’s a story about how culture is not always inherited but is shared (and sometimes not by your parents and that's ok!). I hope you all love it 🇪🇨✨
On this Holy Day, #PatrickLyoya should be alive.
He should have the option to worship.
The option to gather with family.
The option to laugh and rub his belly after a full meal.
The option to play with children.
Patrick should be here.
Today marks 1 year since the Atlanta spa shootings. We remember the 8 victims who were killed because of anti-Asian violence.
Soon Chung Park, 74
Hyun Jung Grant, 51
Suncha Kim, 69
Yong Ae Yue, 63
Delaina Ashley Yaun, 33
Xiaojie Tan, 49
Daoyou Feng, 44
Paul Andre Michels, 54
TOMORROW! FOOD IS POWER: Feeding Movements of Black Resistance Then and Now
📆 MARCH 15
⏰ 7:00-8:30 PM EST
📍 IN-PERSON* at @theafricacenter (w/ VIRTUAL option)
🎟️https://t.co/P2APX93Rcd
@DevitaDavison @foodlabdetroit@fueltheppl@suzannecope_phd @BEMbrooklyn
Black-woman founded @fueltheppl works to provide nourishment to protestors on the front lines & support local Black & POC-owned restaurants & businesses. Learn more about their work & see co-founder @allegratomassa at our 3/15 panel "FOOD IS POWER": https://t.co/4h2KWmWcp6
This #InternationalWomensDay, I’m thinking about women & girls in Tigray. Today marks the 490th day of genocide in Ethiopia where gender-based violence (re: rape) is being used as a weapon of war. They cannot wait. #Justice4TigrayWomen
https://t.co/K0WFJVcK5O
I love #InternationalWomensDay, but it always ends up feeling like a strange and paradoxical day to me. It’s like the applause & recognition that women receive today is so loud on this one day that it makes it even more apparent how quiet it is for women’s rights most other days.
And, as we focus on things like representation, equal pay, etc. that are incredibly important, I cannot help but to then think of other things that women & girls face every single day where the cost of lauding incremental progress is simply too high.