Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America
First paragraph: White Burgers, Black Cash deftly traces the intertwined history of fast food, race, and capital in America. The goal of this monograph is to chart the racial and spatial pathways fast food has traveled, from its genesis in the early twentieth century to the contemporary momen...
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White Burgers, Black Cash deftly traces the intertwined history of fast food, race, and capital in America. The goal of this monograph is to chart the racial and spatial pathways fast food has traveled, from its genesis in the early twentieth century to the contemporary moment—where it has become heavily concentrated in Black communities. From the onset, Naa Oyo A. Kwate sets the tone for the rest of the study, stating, “Fast food has always been a fundamentally anti-Black enterprise” (p. xiii). The introduction shows how the anti-Blackness of fast food goes beyond health disparities, and instead is rooted in the subordination of Blackness throughout history. The book sets out to outline the history of fast food’s color line, with an emphasis on three cities: New York, Chicago, and Washington D.C. . . .
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spelling | doaj.art-168a22e9c7e841688ee585036195e46f2023-08-20T18:59:07ZengLyson Center for Civic Agriculture and Food SystemsJournal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development2152-08012023-08-0112410.5304/jafscd.2023.124.009Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in AmericaTristian Lee0University of Wisconsin-Madison First paragraph: White Burgers, Black Cash deftly traces the intertwined history of fast food, race, and capital in America. The goal of this monograph is to chart the racial and spatial pathways fast food has traveled, from its genesis in the early twentieth century to the contemporary moment—where it has become heavily concentrated in Black communities. From the onset, Naa Oyo A. Kwate sets the tone for the rest of the study, stating, “Fast food has always been a fundamentally anti-Black enterprise” (p. xiii). The introduction shows how the anti-Blackness of fast food goes beyond health disparities, and instead is rooted in the subordination of Blackness throughout history. The book sets out to outline the history of fast food’s color line, with an emphasis on three cities: New York, Chicago, and Washington D.C. . . . https://www.foodsystemsjournal.org/index.php/fsj/article/view/1175Fast FoodRaceCultural HistoryRacial CapitalismFood StudiesUrban Studies |
spellingShingle | Tristian Lee Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development Fast Food Race Cultural History Racial Capitalism Food Studies Urban Studies |
title | Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America |
title_full | Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America |
title_fullStr | Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America |
title_full_unstemmed | Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America |
title_short | Can you have it your way? The consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in America |
title_sort | can you have it your way the consequences of racial capitalism in fast food in america |
topic | Fast Food Race Cultural History Racial Capitalism Food Studies Urban Studies |
url | https://www.foodsystemsjournal.org/index.php/fsj/article/view/1175 |
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