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Building Houses out of Chicken Legs
Book • 2006
In 'Building Houses Out of Chicken Legs', Psyche A. Williams-Forson delves into the complex role of food in the lives of African-American women, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the agency and power derived from food practices.
The book explores how chicken, in particular, has been a symbol of both oppression and empowerment throughout history.
Williams-Forson draws on folklore, history, and cultural studies to provide a richly detailed analysis of the cultural significance of chicken in African-American communities.
The book explores how chicken, in particular, has been a symbol of both oppression and empowerment throughout history.
Williams-Forson draws on folklore, history, and cultural studies to provide a richly detailed analysis of the cultural significance of chicken in African-American communities.
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Josh Clark as the author of a book exploring the history of fried chicken and its connection to Black women.
Josh Clark as the author of a book exploring the history of fried chicken and its connection to Black women.
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Juicy: The Fried Chicken Story
