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by michaelwtwitty August 12, 2019 2

Cultural Politics Diaspora Food Culture Pop Culture and Pop Food The Cooking Gene

The Cooking Gene on THE NOD

https://gimletmedia.com/shows/the-nod/49h54e/michael-twittys-cooking-gene?utm_source=gimletWebsite&utm_medium=systemShare&utm_campaign=gimletWebsite So glad to be able to share this interview with the team from The Nod podcast, Brittany Luse andContinue Reading

by michaelwtwitty August 9, 2019 250

Cultural Politics Food and Slavery The Cooking Gene Uncategorized

Dear Disgruntled White Plantation Visitors, Sit Down.

Dear Disgruntled White Plantation Visitors, Hi! My name is Michael W. Twitty and I’m one of those interpreters who hasContinue Reading

by michaelwtwitty June 28, 2019 1

Cultural Politics Events and Appearances Pop Culture and Pop Food The Cooking Gene

New Stuff/Schomburg Center Debut/Podcast w Korsha Wilson/WorldPrideNYC

So!! Here we are again! I am in New York City for three things! A podcast with my friend KorshaContinue Reading

by michaelwtwitty April 30, 2019 0

African American Food History Cultural Politics Diaspora Food Culture Events and Appearances The Cooking Gene

Brooklyn Historical Society June 4th!

Event! Event! Event!

by michaelwtwitty April 17, 2019 1

African American Food History African Food Culture Cultural Politics Events and Appearances Food and Slavery Scholars, Elders and Wise Folk The Cooking Gene

Event: DC AUTHOR FEST

https://www.dclibrary.org/DCAuthorFest If you’re in THE DMV, come see me April 27th at the Library of Congress! Let’s talk about genealogy,Continue Reading

by michaelwtwitty April 16, 2019 5

Cultural Politics Food and Slavery Jewish Stuff Pop Culture and Pop Food The Cooking Gene

African American Seder Plate

Lots to do, more to come, enjoy! Thanks to Ben Jankewicz and Queen Quet! Please keep buying FIRSTHAND copies ofContinue Reading

by michaelwtwitty March 7, 2019 5

African American Food History African Food Culture Cultural Politics Events and Appearances

Cornmeal is baked into the history of the Americas, and it’s time to dust off those roots – The Washington Post

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/voraciously/wp/2019/03/07/cornmeal-is-baked-into-the-history-of-the-americas-and-its-time-to-dust-off-those-roots/ Quoted. 🙂 Enjoy! Below: Diners at my dinner for RadicalXChange in New Orleans enjoying my version of kush (recipeContinue Reading