Selasa, 29 Desember 2009

Why Some Folks Eat Collard Greens on New Year’s

Why Some Folks Eat Collard Greens on New Year’s Frances Warren was born in Atlanta in 1928, but spent most of her childhood in Miami, Florida. She noted that, during her childhood, most fa...

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Senin, 28 Desember 2009

Pork and New' Year's Day Culinary Traditions

Pork and New' Year's Day Culinary Traditions North Carolinian Reginald Ward said, “I don’t care where you are, in New York” black folk on New Year’s Day are going to eat “strictly pork....

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Minggu, 27 Desember 2009

Hoppin’ John and New Year’s Food Tradition

Hoppin’ John and New Year’s Food Tradition When they relocated to places like New York, St. Louis, and Chicago, Southern migrants brought with them a tradition of church membership ...

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Sabtu, 26 Desember 2009

New Year’s, Watch Night Service, and the Emancipation Proclamation

New Year’s,  Watch Night Service, and the Emancipation Proclamation “Watch Night,” or New Year’s Eve service, is another African-American southern religious tradition that I talk about in my book Hog and Homi...

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Jumat, 25 Desember 2009

Don’t Forgot the Rice this Christmas

Don’t Forgot the Rice this Christmas This past Sunday evening I joined some members of my church in making dinner for the residents of the Tarrytown, New York YMCA. The resident...

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