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Meet the Writers, Chefs, Foragers, and Photographers who Helped Bring Sean Sherman’s ‘Turtle Island’ To Life

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By Nylah Iqbal Muhammad 
| Racket
Sean Sherman’s Turtle Island: Food and Traditions of the Indigenous Peoples of North America is a stunning, ambitious cookbook, spanning several regions across North America—or, as it’s referred to in many Indigenous cultures of this land, Turtle Island. The book itself is historic: a broad introduction to North American Indigenous cuisine, with chapters featuring recipes all the way from the Canadian Arctic to the Mesoamerican Rainforests of Southern Mexico.
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Hunting While Black: Food, Freedom and Reclaiming the Great Outdoors

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By Nylah Iqbal Muhammad 
| ContrabandCamp
Lawrence Weeks, an executive chef and owner of Murray’s Creole Pub based in Louisville, wanted to learn how to hunt to gain greater self-sufficiency and connect to his family’s legacy as subsistence hunters. He joined Hunters of Color and now, with a mentor, he’s going on his first hunt in early September, starting out with small game like rabbits and squirrels and branching out to wild turkey and deer later in the season.
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A Minnesota School Teaches Apocalypse-Proof Crafts and Cooking

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By Nylah Iqbal Muhammad 
| Eater Twin Cities
Nestled against the waves of Lake Superior, 50 miles from the Canadian border, you can learn pretty much every skill you need to survive at North House Folk School. Open for 28 years, this craft community has a dizzyingly large course catalogue, with classes on everything from building cabins to leatherworking to sewing garments and foraging.
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