The Southern Foodways Alliance documents, studies, and explores the diverse food cultures of the changing American South.
Gravy
Quonsets looked wonky and futuristic, like supersized culverts bisected longways, but the roots of the word are ancient.
Booths appeal to our animal selves. They protect our front and back and offer us a way to see out and see others.
What begins here does not end here.
Difficult straddles are worth the effort, for they yield new insights and bridge old gaps.
Today, we see clearly the grace and sacrifice of those who serve. Can we carry that clarity forward?
Can the South leverage its tragic and triumphant histories to lead culturally, intellectually, morally?
Today, our work matters more than ever.
We are more than what we eat. We are where we eat.
