Rage Baking

[DancelikeEmmaGoldman]

This new cookbook popped into my newsfeed today and of course I thought of FWR and our (repressed) recipes of resistance.

*50+ recipes, short essays, and quotes from some of the best bakers, activists, and outspoken women in our country today—this cookbook encourages women to use sugar and sass as a way to defend, resist, and protest.

Sorry! My phone hates me.

slate.com/culture/2020/02/rage-baking-cookbook-controversy-explained.html

How did Simon & Schuster not find Tangerine Jones?

How did Simon & Schuster not find Tangerine Jones?
Because Jones is a black woman who writes about cookery in the context of historical and contemporary racial injustice, and S & S wanted something safe, cozy and free of Jones' genuine rage.

So they stole her idea? Nasty.

The two women fronting the cook book and the agents and the editors at a big publisher all thought they’d get away with this? Outrageous.

They probably will OneEpisode.