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These Chefs, Hosts and Culinary Historians Serve Up Thought-Provoking Programs Through the Lens of Food
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Our speakers have all of the right ingredients for an engaging event. Learn about the culture and history behind your favorite meals while enjoying lively discussion and optional cooking demos.
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DR. MARCIA CHATELAIN | Professor of History & African American Studies; Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author of Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America, which examines the intersection of the post-1968 civil rights struggle and the rise of the fast food industry
LISA LING | Emmy Award-Winning Journalist; Executive Producer; Host of CNN's This is Life and HBO's Take Out, where she travels cross-country exploring staple American foods while shining a necessary spotlight on the contributions of Asian Americans
CAROLINE RANDALL WILLIAMS | Award-Winning Poet; Scholar of Medicine, Health, and Society; Author of the Award-winning Cookbook Soul Food Love; Host of Disney+'s Hungry for Answers, a new docuseries and cooking show focused on Black food history in America
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DR JESSICA B. HARRIS | Leading Authority on Food of the African Diaspora; Culinary Historian; NYT Bestselling Author; James Beard Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient; Dr. Harris is currently leading the Culinary Institute of America’s team to establish an African Diaspora concentration, and worked with the Smithsonian Museum of African American History and Culture to conceptualize its cafeteria
PEPPER TEIGEN | Chef and Recipe Developer; Author; Host of Getting Spicy with Pepper Teigen, where she showcases how her cultural background of growing up in a small town in Thailand has influenced her passion for food
JOAN NATHAN | Bestselling Cookbook Author; Three-time James Beard Award-Winner; Contributor for NYT and Tablet Magazine; Leading Authority on Jewish Cuisine known for her eye-opening insights into religion, culture and world history through the unique lens of food
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