
The official newsletter for all things BITE THE POWER™️, a brand dedicated to using Black food as a tool for social and civic engagement.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 127 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 13 days ago |
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Before I start, I just want to be very clear that this will not be an attempt to “take down” Deanté Kyle, host of the “Grits & Eggs Podcast”. As a community organizer, I’m just giving my opinion on something I feel that I am qualified to sp...
DISCLAIMER: This is one of three newsletters that will feature a section sponsored by Visit Detroit, the official tourism board for the Metro Detroit area. In this edition, I’ll explain why we’re working together and how you can be involved...
Welcome to The Friday Five, a weekly newsletter where I share five pieces of Black food content that I find interesting! This week, I’m sharing information about:
Obama’s Presidential Center Chef,
Chef Sergine Mbaye’s addiction to...
Welcome to The Friday Five, a weekly newsletter where I share five pieces of Black food content that I find interesting! This week, I’m sharing information about:
A Juneteenth themed dinner in Charleston,
A blog post sharing free...
Welcome to The Friday Five, a weekly newsletter where I share five pieces of Black food content that I find interesting! Just a reminder: My long form thoughts will still be shared but separate from this particular series. You don’t have to...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
KJ Kearney is an Emmy nominated community organizer, HBCU graduate, & James Beard Award winner. Currently designing a life & business that combines his organizing background with his passion for civic engagement & Black food advocacy.
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