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Cajun Boiled Peanuts 🥜 – Black Foodie Finder

A Salty, Spicy Southern Roadside Classic These Cajun Boiled Peanuts by Joe Isaac are a true Southern favorite—the kind of snack you’ll find simmering...

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Journalists need sources when writing an article. Finding sources to comment on a topic can be time consuming. These sources may include medical experts or business owners affected by a policy decision. This is where platforms like...

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Jerk Beef Cabbage Dumplings 🥬 – Black Foodie Finder

Jamaican Jerk Flavor Wrapped Up in Cabbage Dumplings These Jerk Beef Cabbage Dumplings by Trea-Cooks put a Jamaican-inspired spin on homemade dumplings by swapping traditional wrappers for tender Chinese cabbage leaves. The filling combines seasoned beef...

Lobster Bisque Seafood Pizza with Shrimp & Snow Crab 🦞 – Black Foodie Finder

Seafood Pizza with a Rich Lobster Bisque Base This Lobster Bisque Seafood Pizza by Ashley Breann swaps traditional pizza sauce for something extra special: creamy lobster bisque. The rich seafood base is topped with mozzarella, Parmesan,...

Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Rice Cakes 🥜 – Black Foodie Finder

A Crunchy Chocolate-Peanut Butter Snack These Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch Rice Cakes by Steven M. turn simple rice cakes into a fun sweet-and-salty snack. Each rice cake gets placed on a skewer, dipped into creamy peanut...

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HAITI: THE JEWEL OF THE ANTILLES – Part II

Haitian Elite and Governance: A Root Cause of Misery While the international community has played a significant role in Haiti's hardships, the actions of Haiti’s own elite and governments have been, and continue to be, a fundamental...

HAITI: The Jewel of the Antilles. – Part I

Haiti, once known as "The Jewel of the Antilles," was the world's richest colony. In the 1750s, it contributed up to 50% of France's GNP, exporting sugar, coffee, cocoa, tobacco, cotton, indigo, and other exotic goods....

The Evolution of Country Music: Embracing Diversity and Innovation

In 1962, rhythm-and-blues singer Ray Charles made a bold move with his album Modern Sounds in Country and Western Music. Instead of traditional country instrumentation, he used big-band orchestration and strings. Initially, his record label worried...

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This Collective’s Digital Heists Are Liberating Looted Art From Museums To The Metaverse

Looty is the anonymous collective digitally capturing 3D representations of looted artifacts, repatriating them in the metaverse. For centuries, museums and private collections around the world have been...

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Aleshea Carrieré, Texas  Aleshea (she/her) is a southern girl living in Dallas who loves food, traveling and the outdoors. She writes about all of that on her blog, where you will find incredible recipes, tips...

BLACK FOODIE’s California Guide • BLACK FOODIE

California is well known for its beaches and its laid-back way of life, but you might not realize that the Golden State is rich with diversity and amazing eats. This month I took a journey down...

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Cajun Boiled Peanuts 🥜 – Black Foodie Finder

A Salty, Spicy Southern Roadside Classic These Cajun Boiled Peanuts by Joe Isaac are a true Southern favorite—the kind of snack you’ll find simmering...

Jerk Beef Cabbage Dumplings 🥬 – Black Foodie Finder

Jamaican Jerk Flavor Wrapped Up in Cabbage Dumplings These Jerk Beef Cabbage Dumplings by Trea-Cooks put a Jamaican-inspired spin on homemade dumplings by swapping...