The Untold RACIST History of Fried Chicken

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[tonyafaulkner]

I don't know if anyone knows this, but the recipe that KFC is claiming doesn't belong to him, but also belongs to a black woman it's her recipe.

[shereerabon]

Ummm- fried chicken AND watermelon! Ha! That’s the best! I don’t care who thinks differently.

[bmiller]

My family both sides grew up poor. We are white. And we all loved eating fried chicken. Nothing racist about it. We just liked it. And yes we loved a watermelon cooled down in a creek or a cooler of ice. We made our own ice cream and us kids took turns cranking it. And if we was lucky enough we had a peach or two added to it.

[loirinlancaster]

Also it has to be understood that this cultural dish saved our lives when traveling throughout the US. Due to Jim Crow laws and segregation our people were not allowed to eat nor order from white restaurants which meant our food had to already be prepared that morning before our trip and it was wrapped up in aluminum foil and placed in a shoe box so we didn’t have to concern ourselves with food on our travels. We just pulled it out when we were ready to eat. Most of us kids didn’t know what that was about because it was more or less was concealed from us.

[incognito]

We know colonel Sanders didn't slave over a hot stove to perfect that chicken, it was big momma.

[Blumidnyt]

47 black from Texas and first time hearing ‘Gospel Chicken’ in my life

[susanwilliams]

Thank you Black Journal. Truth to power.

[beverlyhall]

Always stealing. Took.our patents, got rich and never gave the inventor a dime. Remember this.

[greggwashington]

This was very informative I told my 11-year-old son about the history of fried chicken and there was some things that I didn't know about the history of this cuisine

[sayitloudblcknproud]

The US South’s version of fried chicken is distinctly African American. It’s one of our main soul food dishes.

[MrHarlteen]

The same amount of white southerners as well as black ate a lot of fried chicken and watermelon cause it was affordable!

[Jsnipes]

Leviticus 2:6-7 You shall part it in pieces, and pour oil thereon: it is an oblation. And if your offering be an oblation baken in the fryingpan, it shall be made of fine flour with oil.

[MrHarlteen]

You can grow watermelon in the worst of soil so down south it was a mainstay. Chicken was easy and cheap to raise which made it popular

[ericcunningham]

The recipe for the fried chicken originated strictly from the black maroons, it was never a European dish by no means, but the recipe was stolen and pattened from us to make it there

[absolutebackhand]

Fried fowl existed long before the slave trade 🤦🏽‍♂️

[RobertSmith-onqf]

I appreciate this thoughtful collection of historical facts regarding racism and the weaponization of food.

[DavidWalkerAppeal]

Irish didn’t introduce fried anything. There’s scriptures about the process of frying food. Frying meat is basic cooking technique

[anthonyr]

We live in a world and have opportunities our ancestors could have only dreamed of.

[yacubportee]

Fried chicken is an American Indian recipe. Aka black Americans, not native Indians. Hands down, everything we eat till this day we created our own recipes and dishes. We shared our recipes and culture with people and they stole it!

[SuperpowersUniversity]

Chicken = Fowl
Chicken Eggs = Menstrual in a Shell

Knowledge is a Super Power