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The taste of ginseng root is described as earthy and slightly sweet by some, and bitter by others.
In one report, people in China drank tea during the Qin Dynasty when it was referred to as “The Remedy for Immortality.”
With the support of DC Oral History Collaborative, we invited five Asian American chefs/restaurateurs to share their lived experiences of opening restaurants in D.C.
Venezuela is a place of political chaos and acute poverty, but it is also a place of extraordinary traditions and great musical wealth.
Far from a “girl band” or pop novelty, the group’s success is a hard-earned triumph of gender justice.
The marimba and its accompanying percussive instruments, along with singing and dancing, are an essential part of the Pacific Colombian-Ecuadorian culture.
I leaned forward to look for a—“Sharpener! Damn it, how do we say it in Galician?”
“People are going to be like, ‘Are there even that many black female banjo players?’ Yes.”
Meredith Holmgren is part of a new curatorial team that will spotlight little-known stories, historical collections, and present-day issues of women in the United States.
Folklife Magazine explores how culture shapes our lives. We publish stories about music, food, craft, language, celebrations, activism, and the individuals and communities who sustain these traditions.