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Daughters of the Dust: Food in an Independent Movie

Fabio Parasecoli | Posted 04.26.2012

Read More: Food, African American Food, Gullah, Independent Cinema, Movies, Daughters of the Dust, Food Movies, Food Porn, Culture News
Fabio Parasecoli

Julie Dash's masterpiece cannot be considered a "food movie" per se. It does not embrace the "food porn" aesthetics that tend to identify the genre.

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Early Underground Railroad Ran South To Florida

AP | BRUCE SMITH | Posted 03.18.2012

Read More: National Underground Railroad Conference, Gullah, Slaves Escape to Florida, Underground Railroad, Black History, Florida History, Geechee, First Underground Railroad, Stono Rebellion, Black Voices News

CHARLESTON, S.C. -- While most Americans are familiar with the Underground Railroad that helped Southern slaves escape north before the Civil War, the...

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A Young Teacher

Monica Edinger | Posted 08.10.2011

Read More: Education, Schools, Teaching, Curriculum, Immigration, Gullah, Teachers, Education News
Monica Edinger

Will these newer to the profession, in this time of tests and standards and accountability, still be creative teachers?

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Excrabaganza: A Crab Quest on the Atlantic Coast

Stefan Beck | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Virginia, Soft-Shelled-Crab, Gullah, Cooking, South Carolina, Delaware, Travel, North Carolina, Crabs, Chincoteague Island, Charleston-South Carolina, Boiled Peanuts, Memorial Day, Memorial Day Food, Slidepollajax, Memorial Day Recipes, Peanuts, Food News
Stefan Beck

I can report that a basket of salt-encrusted blue crabs is a meal like no other. In heaven, these will be the bar snack, mark my words.

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