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For some background, Bon Appétit’s longtime Editor-in-Chief Adam Rapoport resigned yesterday after a photo of him in brownface surfaced. That's really just the tip of the iceberg--the majority of the iceberg being Bon Appétit’s long-standing problems with hiring and equitably paying people of color. Former employees have stepped up to talk about their experiences with the white leadership, and Bon Appétit’s not looking so good. Because BA is beloved by r/cooking, the sub has been having quite a reaction. Disclaimer, I have a comment in there somewhere but I'm not involved in the drama.

Here's coverage of the story from NPR if anyone wants more info before diving in

Full original thread announcing the news

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THE TIME HAS COME.

I realized that my recent find, cookieandkate, is the latest in a long line of white-people dominated food websites. So looking for some variety here!

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One recommendation from me is vegrecipesofindia.com

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EDIT: I knew this question would be fucking controversial. There are many reasons a chef might pop up in the first page of a google search - established brand, good SEO, knowledge and money for good SEO, exposure somewhere else. It depends on the recipe, of course, but many, many times the first couple sites are all white.

I just want recommendations for people who are not. If you don't have an answer to this question, either because you don't know the ethnicities of chefs you follow, or because you don't follow any non white chefs, just don't answer.

If I asked "what's your favorite way to cook steak?" and you never cook steak, you wouldn't answer the question right? You would just ignore it, unless you were int

A major national women’s magazine is preparing a major feature on Becky Lynch. There are others in the entertainment world interested in Lynch because of her crowd connection ability.

#10 Eric Clapton / Cream - Crossroads https://youtu.be/btomudH29RA

Hey everyone, back at it again after a few weeks and entering into the top 10 (Finally!).

I thought that I would cover the entirety of Crossroads because the whole thing is so much fun to play and the solos make up nearly half it's run time.

Working on a rather tricky honorable mention as my next entry so it may be a few weeks until my next post, and then finally move on to polishing this project off over the next two months or so months.

As usual there's a rather lengthy (14 minutes) chat about the song and solo to Crossroads and some my thoughts on Clapton in particular if you care to stick around.

Just want to thank you all again for checking out my posts and all the kind words over the past 2 years. It means a lot and keeps me motivated.

Hope you like this one.

Cheers, K

#A playlist of the first 90+ solos that I've covered for this project https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxgAjMefDXE2UUH1O2CH29UCvRTgSd