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Elisa Rathrock

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Aug 2, 2024, 10:36:46 AM8/2/24

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I am a big fan of Japanese horror, and definitely appreciated the original film. The American remakes, all of them, were bad, and paled to The Ring, but I was excited to see a new horror series on Netflix based in that world, and heading back to its Japanese origins.

Last year energized a movement that demands the United States to recognize the pervasive social injustices against the African American community. It also provided underrepresented communities with an opportunity to tell their own stories and reclaim their place in American history. For food writer and sommelier Stephen Satterfield, the founder of Whetstone, a print magazine and media company dedicated to food origins and culture, that meant telling the origin story of African American food.

In High on the Hog, how important was it to make the connection between the African food traditions seen in Benin to the Black food traditions that exist in the U.S.?

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