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Hi! Thank you so much for writing this!<\/p>\n

That article about Cook\u2019s Privilege? Pure gold! Absolutely spot on. And I really appreciate you leaving the link.<\/p>\n

As you follow me more, you might notice I sometimes write about food. Not just food politics (a favorite subject), but food as joy. Because I love to cook. Arguably, I am a good cook (my food presentation skills are subpar, but that\u2019s because I am anxious that IT WILL NEVER BE ENOUGH TO FEED EVERYONE SO OMG I NEED TO CONTINUE FILLING PLATES TO THE BRIM!). But I not only enjoy eating, I also love experimenting with food. However, having grown up in South America, I am also well aware of the implications of food, having seen first hand what it means not to have it; and how it is probably the only element we share across cultures that also intersects with almost every other aspect of our sociopolitical prism. From class, to gender, to race, education, health, etc\u2026 food touches it all and colors our experience in ways that I suspect no other element in our daily lives does.<\/p>\n

But then again, because food is so personal and so intertwined with who we are as people, it is easy to believe that our personal experiences, our realities, if you will, are sort of universal and applicable to everyone else (hence the litany of \u201cBUT IF I CAN COOK, ANYONE CAN!\u201d). If we add this to a relatively new distortion of the old \u201cThe personal is political\u201d, which seems to have mutated to \u201cMy personal experience is the only political one\u201d in some spaces of media, and then we have the judgement and the oblivious overlooking of all those intersections I mentioned above.<\/p>\n

As I always say, I do not have answers. But I sure will continue asking the questions. Cheers, again! \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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