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SUMMARY:Created Equal: The Soul of Food
LOCATION:The Moon, 1105 E. Lafayette St., Tallahassee, FL 32301
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Leon County Government and The Village Square are honored to host the 11th 
 Annual Created Equal celebrating “The Soul of Food.” The program will explo
 re how food tells the story of survival, adaptation, and celebration across
  generations. From recipes carried across oceans to dishes created out of i
 ngenuity and resilience, food has long served as a living record of the Bla
 ck and Brown experience, preserving history, strengthening community, and f
 eeding both body and soul.<br /><br />Food is more than nourishment; it’s h
 istory on a plate. In kitchens, around dinner tables, and at community gath
 erings, food has passed down the traditions, memories, and values that defi
 ne families and cultures. The soul of food lies not just in what we eat, bu
 t in the stories behind every meal—stories of migration, creativity, and co
 nnection that continue to shape America’s culinary and cultural landscape.<
 br /><br />Through a discussion-based panel (meet our esteemed panel and mo
 derator below), attendees will explore how the culinary traditions of Black
  and Brown communities have evolved and how personal stories of food reveal
  deeper truths about history, belonging, and resilience. The evening will c
 elebrate food as a powerful expression of love, memory, and community.<br /
 ><br />Join the discussion at Created Equal on April 21 at The Moon. A comp
 limentary light dinner will be provided starting at 5:30 p.m. The panel dis
 cussion will begin at 6 p.m., followed by table conversations among attende
 es. Registration is free, and everyone is invited to attend.
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