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Marcus Samuelsson on Food, Race, Women, & Opening a Narrative That Didn’t Exist
Text, Photos, & Video: Francisco Collazo ** His career has been on an upward trajectory since 1995, when he became the youngest chef to win a coveted three stars from The New York Times, but as Marcus Samuelsson explains in his memoir, Yes, Chef, which was published in late June, the success he enjoys today … Continue reading
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Tags: black chef, book, chef, Harlem, Lower East Side Tenement Museum, Marcus Samuellson, Marcus Samuelson, Marcus Samuelsson, memoir, Red Rooster, Yes Chef
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Push: As I Remember It/Push: Como La Recuerdo
Text & Photos: Francisco Collazo Translation: Julie Schwietert Collazo [vease abajo para la version en espanol] ** It was several years ago when I came across an interview with Sapphire, the author of the novel, Push, in A&U Magazine. It was an interview that touched me deeply for the thoughtfulness and candor with which the … Continue reading
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Tags: 2009, abuse, adolescence, adolescents, African American writers, black issues, black writers, children, films, Harlem, kids, movies, New York, New York Film Festival, Poets and Writers, Precious, Push, Sapphire, sex, social issues, violence, youth
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