Kongo Cafe
Alexis McKenneyConjuring language, medicine & culinary delight towards liberation of the land and the people.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 10 | Subscribers | Read | kongocafe.substack.com |
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Into the Mysteries of Hibiscus Part 2
Here in the Carolinas, the leaves have begun to turn various shades of burnt orange, speckled rust, and eventually a dusty brown as they descend from the oaks, sycamores, and walnut trees. During these cooler months, we find ourselves mirro...
Field Note #9
October came and went like it had more important business to tend to. Over here at Kongo Cafe, I’ve been elbows deep in hibiscus medicine, figuring out how to register a business, and returning back to coffee ceremony. All the while grievin...
Into the Mysteries of Hibiscus pt. 1
My journey with hibiscus first began two years ago this month when I joined the inaugural soul food genius course taught by herbalist, Asia Dorsey, and botanist, Justin Robinson1. Every week during that dark October, a handful of us Black f...
Remembering the Blood
This past weekend I had the honor of contributing to the apothecary room at the Iranti Eje Menopause Conference for the Global Majority1. It was a powerful three day convening of mostly Black women, femmes, and trans folks of all ages and w...
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Carolina woman. Cultural worker/Rootworker (she/her)
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