Sorry about coming in earlier!

We love Tony!

^^^

I love tony

RTTTT

The good good tomatoes!!

A Black farmer I like that you might be interested in: https://www.instagram.com/sylvanaquafarms/

Perhaps a bit off topic, but could you say something about the beautiful hanging behind you?

just enough veg to dip in the salt water ;)

https://uncpress.org/series/savor-south-cookbooks/

if anyone is interested in graphic design, photography, or cooking, I am working on a cool Jews of Color project and need another teammate. Email me amindel@princeton.edu if you're potentially interested :)

rice really does bring all people of color together

^^ <3

My family has rice at so many Jewish holiday meals, we love love rice

I have a book from my childhood "Children of Many Lands" that explained "children in China greet each other by saying "Have you eaten rice?""

Last summer I met a lady in who started a restaurant in Corsicana, Texas (Northeast Texas near Dallas). It was a smoothie place, but she also made vegan versions of soul food. The restaurant might have closed down since then (sadly😢). I’m a little curious whether all vegan food meets the criteria for “kosher” definitions. (Even though I myself am not vegan, but I like hearing their recipes, & I’m not from a Jewish family either, but I love studying Hebrew & other Jewish things for history & spiritual reasons.) I know there’s a variety of dietary “options” & paths out there, probably as represented by different people in the group. Any comments on how soul food &/or kosher food fits into other dietary paths (such as gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, keto, etc)? Sorry if the question is kinda long & confusing. Maybe if you have different people with different dietary paths coming together at the same table (like for Pesach, etc)?

https://afroculinaria.com/2019/04/16/african-american-seder-plate/

Thank you for clarifying the acronym “AAPI” as “Asian American Pacific Islander”. I just wasn’t familiar with the acronym. ❤️ I learned something new!

Thank you for mentioning the AAPI community. That means a lot to me as a half-Chinese Jew.

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That's the way to do Passover!

My heart feels so full. This was so inspiring. Thank you, Michael!

Hag sameach!

Thank you so much! This was really wonderful

Thank you!

Thank you!!!

Thank you so much!! I so needed this!

This was FANTASTIC!!!

This was a wonderful event! Thank you so much!!

toda michael!! thank you for sharing this torah with us

This was so illuminating & wonderful! Thanks y’all!

Love your enthusiasm. Loved The Cooking Gene.

I enjoyed this so much! Thank you!

Feeling so renewed. Thank you!!!

Michael, Thank you so much for wisdom and passion.

Thank you Michael! This was not only educational, but also put me into the Passover spirit! Chag Sameach!

Chag sameach!!

Chag Sameach!

shkoyach!!!

Thank you, Michael Twitty! This was enlightening! (And no way do you look 44!) Hag sameax!