Slashya
@slashya.bsky.social
Moroccan Nomad, Marketer by day Chef by night and many side quests in between.
Talk about food politics, intersectional feminism, and decolonizing culture through art.
Talk about food politics, intersectional feminism, and decolonizing culture through art.
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Much as I'd like to find worth in 'authentic-food' narratives, I can't. This is exemplary of facile west/non-west distinction as though folks in west don't 'get' food. Accusations of racism, appropriation require better grounding than grand claims. And how does it decolonise anything?
bit.ly/3EnMMtL
bit.ly/3EnMMtL
Beyond Curry: Decolonising the Way We Talk About Indian Food — GOYA
In my first week of moving to Copenhagen, a newly made acquaintance asked me if I liked eating curry. I remember freezing in response, confused about how to answer. “What do you mean? Indian food is m...
www.goya.in
February 4, 2025 at 9:36 AM
Much as I'd like to find worth in 'authentic-food' narratives, I can't. This is exemplary of facile west/non-west distinction as though folks in west don't 'get' food. Accusations of racism, appropriation require better grounding than grand claims. And how does it decolonise anything?
bit.ly/3EnMMtL
bit.ly/3EnMMtL