Denise Thompson, the owner of Coopers Cookin’ and Catering in Orange, Virginia, discovered Edna Lewis, a Black American chef known for her contributions to Southern cuisine, through a customer who saw similarities between Thompson’s food and Lewis’ cooking. Despite being a revered figure in culinary circles and a pioneer in refashioning people’s perceptions of Southern cuisine, Lewis remains relatively unknown. …
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Restore, Rejoice: Top 20 Reasons To Restore Historic Buildings
Why Restore Historic Buildings? Top 20 Reasons We often hear about how important it is to preserve historic buildings, but have you ever wondered why? There are plenty of reasons to do so, both practical and sentimental, and they all add up to create a compelling argument for restoration. 1. History and Heritage These buildings hold clues to the past, …
Read More »Through The Fog of Time: Rediscover Your Family’s Hidden Legacy.
Through The Fog of Time: Rediscover Your Family’s Hidden Legacy Unveiling Your Family Roots with Through the Fog of Time Introduction In a society that’s focused on the latest trends and technologies, it’s easy to forget the lives and experiences of our ancestors who came before us. But, what if you could rediscover your family’s hidden legacy by peeling back …
Read More »The Impact of Cultural Anthropology on Society
The Study of Cultural Anthropology and Its Significance Cultural anthropology, also known as social anthropology, is the study of the human experience. It encompasses the diverse cultures, customs, beliefs, practices, and languages of individuals living all around the world. By understanding and studying the differences among humans, it helps the world form a broader and diverse perspective on a variety …
Read More »Brandon Taylor’s Interests: Romances and European History.
Bookworms always enjoy hearing about what their fellow readers have on their night stand. However, for this author, nothing is found on their night stand as they prefer to keep their current reads on their kitchen table. Currently, the author is reading Edith Wharton’s “A Son at the Front,” an edition of “The Forsyte Saga” and some biographies of Émile …
Read More »D’Arcy Drollinger: First US Drag Laureate.
As Anti-LGBTQ Bills and Threats Increase, San Francisco’s First Drag Laureate Takes the Stage As the media is increasingly focused on negative headlines regarding a wave of anti-LGBTQ bills and threats of violence against the LGBTQ community, San Francisco’s drag performers are fighting back. D’Arcy Drollinger, known for using feminine pronouns when in drag, made history last week when San …
Read More »Unlocking Secrets: How Archival Research Led to Unexpected Discoveries
The Hidden Gems in Archival Research Archival research is a classic, sure-fire way to explore history and dig deep into the past. From old libraries to dusty attics and jumbled storerooms, there’s no telling where you’ll find that special gem that might finally unlock the doors to long-hidden secrets. In this article, we’ll explore how archival research led to unexpected …
Read More »Top 10 Historical Moments That Shaped the World
Top 10 Historical Moments That Shaped the World Top 10 Historical Moments That Shaped the World The Discovery of Fire The discovery of fire by early civilizations marked a turning point in human evolution leading to various technological advancements and enabled the establishment of agriculture-based societies. The Invention of the Printing Press The invention of the printing press by Johannes …
Read More »10 Inspiring Conservation Quotes to Live By
10 Inspiring Conservation Quotes to Live By 10 Inspiring Conservation Quotes to Live By Conservation is the practice of protecting and preserving the Earth’s natural resources. It is an important and worthwhile cause that we should all strive to support. Here are 10 inspiring conservation quotes to live by: 1. “We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we …
Read More »Historic win for Noblesville track team.
Noblesville Wins Fourth Unified Track Sectional Title The Noblesville Unified Track team made history last Saturday by winning the Franklin Central sectional. The Millers scored 115 points, while Perry Meridian and Pendleton Heights tied for second place by scoring 110 each. All three schools will advance to the Bedford North Lawrence regional this Saturday. This is Noblesville’s fourth Unified Track …
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