Black Women and the History of Food and Protest | Eater
"A healing-food initiative founded to create culturally and spiritually significant meal experiences that help people reconnect with themselves, the earth, and one another, with the explicit goal of collective liberation. The project emphasizes mutual aid, radical hospitality, and traditions such as sung blessings, and centers care for those most at risk while using food to support healing, community protection, and cultural stewardship." - Jocelyn Jackson
