Food, while not only delicious, has the power to bring folks together and ostracize others. Join Taylor Nichols and Jaronda Miller-Bryant as they discuss ways food accommodations can be isolating and the cultural narratives around different cuisines. This episode may leave you feeling hungry but also inspired to be more accepting of others’ food preferences! Follow us on Twitter @HUESPodcast or email the hosts at <a href='mailto:speakinginhues@virginia.edu'>speakinginhues@virginia.edu</a>.

Food, while not only delicious, has the power to bring folks together and ostracize others. Join Taylor Nichols and Jaronda Miller-Bryant as they discuss ways food accommodations can be isolating and the cultural narratives around different cuisines. This episode may leave you feeling hungry but also inspired to be more accepting of others’ food preferences! Follow us on Twitter @HUESPodcast or email the hosts at speakinginhues@virginia.edu.

Food, while not only delicious, has the power to bring folks together and ostracize others. Join Taylor Nichols and Jaronda Miller-Bryant as they discuss ways food accommodations can be isolating and the cultural narratives around different cuisines. This episode may leave you feeling hungry but also inspired to be more accepting of others’ food preferences! Follow us on Twitter @HUESPodcast or email the hosts at <a href="mailto:speakinginhues@virginia.edu" rel="noopener noreferrer">speakinginhues@virginia.edu</a>.

Season 4: Food and Belonging

What's it like to walk through the world as Black women who live in a college town and work at a public Ivy? Join friends and colleagues Taylor Nichols (DEI expert and pop culture queen) and Jaronda Miller-Bryant (scholar, leader, vegan fit-goddess and mom of two) for this podcast produced at the Maxine Platzer Lynn Women's Center at the University of Virginia.

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Season 4: Food and Belonging

Season 4: Food and Belonging