Food & Drink Oct 14, 2015 at 4:00 am

Mapping Seattle's Diverse Culinary Scene

The Foodways Project Calls Attention to the Lack of Media Coverage of Restaurants Owned by People of Color

Angela Garbes
Lisa Mei Yook Woo wants to intentionally focus on communities of color­—something she feels is lacking in mainstream food coverage. Photo by Kelly O / Mural art by Eras and Doc Rot
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"Skin color and race shouldn't matter."

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"Skin color and race MATTER!"

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