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Food Brands Tweet #BlackLivesMatter, but What’s Behind the Words?
In addition to declaring solidarity, the fast-food industry could make changes to protect the health and safety of black employees.
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In addition to declaring solidarity, the fast-food industry could make changes to protect the health and safety of black employees.
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Vendors, who feel harassed by officers and tickets, wonder what will replace the current system.
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Juicy sugar snap peas are quickly blanched, then tossed with a creamy yogurt-feta dressing for a light but rich summer salad.
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For a crowd-pleasing treat, pack them with dried fruit, nuts or a chopped up chocolate bar.
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With the dual pressures of unrest and the pandemic, black chefs are contemplating the ways this holiday can help Americans cope.
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Miso-infused rice and ginger-scallion vinaigrette round out this adaptable dinner, ready in 30 minutes.
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At a time of disease, strife, economic fear and upheaval, wine still has something to offer, as these 2017 village reds from the Côte de Beaune illustrate.
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Their centuries-old faith tradition of nourishing anyone in need has found new energy and purpose in America’s turmoil.
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After the resignation of Adam Rapoport, who headed the magazine for nearly 10 years, the staff is seeking a wider reckoning.
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The move comes hours after a photo of him resurfaced on social media, drawing condemnations from the staff for a stereotypical depiction of Puerto Ricans.
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Anchovy crostini, tuna-stuffed peppers, canned clam pasta: Eat them separately, or, do as David Tanis does, and make them a whole meal.
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The chef Dani García plans his restaurant for later this year, pizza for delivery and takeout in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and more restaurant news.
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It reigns as the carefree wine of summer. But beyond a mood, what does rosé have to offer? We’ll taste three very different bottles.
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Jennifer Clair, who runs a cooking school, now offers a five-week camp to brush up on the basics.
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