Okra’s Journey To and Through the American South
Tracing okra’s journey to Southern staple status means acknowledging the vegetable’s West African roots—and the people who brought it here.
Tracing okra’s journey to Southern staple status means acknowledging the vegetable’s West African roots—and the people who brought it here.
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