Harlem

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Samuelsson: Uptown culinary culture centers around informal community vendors, not traditional restaurants
“The good food was not necessarily in a traditional restaurant. It could be Oyster Mike that pulled up right by the subway station, or it could be a church lady that handed out cornbread, or the Jamaican jerk guy that we had to figure out in which park he was i…”
Marcus Samuelsson Jan 16, 2024 ▶ 18:49 Start with a story, cook up success (with legendary chef and restauranteur Marcus Samuelsson)
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Dapper Dan: Harlem's culture was forged by resilient Southern Black migrants
“And so we had the most strongest blacks that were leaving the South to go North. So I'm a product of those powerful people. So when I got, when the people who were in Harlem was the ones that stayed and put up with it, that wouldn't go back, they was really, t…”
Dapper Dan Sep 2, 2019 ▶ 6:49 Making Culture, Making Influence -- Dapper Dan in Silicon Valley
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Dapper Dan: Harlem Shifted From Number Games to Drug Culture in 1960s
“The drug epidemic didn't hit to the sixties. So the first part of Harlem, you see, was like numbers, the number game, policy, that used to take place, and everybody used to bet on numbers, and then it was like, They had people who was like had maybe drinking p…”
Dapper Dan Sep 2, 2019 ▶ 14:39 Making Culture, Making Influence -- Dapper Dan in Silicon Valley
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Kopp: When TFA entered DC, its students lagged two years behind Harlem
“When we started placing teachers in Washington, D.C., it was the lowest performing of all the major urban districts. Its kids were two years behind the kids in Harlem.”
Wendy Kopp Jul 8, 2019 ▶ 34:28 Teach For America: Wendy Kopp (2017)

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