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Category Archives: food
Food, fat & progressive politics: a saga
The bodily autonomy we fight for when it comes to reproductive choice is questioned when it comes to sex and to weight loss or gain.
Gordon Ramsay on Tracy Grimshaw: a case of foot-in-mouth disease
Though Ramsay considers himself to be a champion because of his promotion of female chefs, his often misogynist commentary erases the benefit of his actions.
Also posted in Columnist, Entertainment, TV, australia, women Tagged gordon ramsay, sexism, tracy grimshaw 6 Comments
Who’s afraid of the big, bad Scarf? The censure of the keffiyeh
Certainly, it is a scarf. A black and white scarf – in paisley, no less.
Also posted in Current Affairs, TV, middle east, politics Tagged controversy, dunkin' donuts, fashion, palestine, rachael ray, u.s. Leave a comment
The Unholy Union of Starbucks and “Juno”
Finally, we must remember that most dyed-in-the-tight-jeans hipsters tend to despise Starbucks for being mainstream, capitalist, and lame. And since the hipster view of just about everything is factually wrong, I can’t dislike Starbucks.
Rethinking Work: cooking as labor