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A Poem by Eli Siegel about Martin Luther King and America

By Alice Bernstein

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Eli Siegel’s love for justice and

as taking care of ourselves. Eli

e have just celebrated

his passion against injustice is the

Siegel had this justice in his life

the federal holiday

most beautiful thing I know in this

and in his poetry.

honoring Dr. Martin

world. He explained that contempt,

On April 4, 2018, I interviewed

Luther King, Jr. for his courageous

“the addition to self through the

people at the National Civil Rights

opposition to racism, poverty, war,

lessening of something else” is the

Museum, who came to honor and

and economic injustice. After hav-

source of all injustice, including

continue Dr. King’s legacy, includ-

ing been in Memphis last April

the brutality of

slavery and war,

ing some who marched with Dr.

4th on the 50th observance of his

economic exploitation of many

King during the 1968 Sanitation

for the personal gain of a few, and

Workers Strike and witnessed his

ordinary contempt: sarcasm, indif-

tragic death.

tragic death, I want people to know a great poem by Eli Siegel, the

Girl on bus with Rosa Parks at National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis.

American poet and founder of the philosophy Aesthetic Realism.

The stark facts with their pow-

Ava and her father, from Arkadelphia, Arkansas join thousands at the Lorraine Motel.

event of the 19th century.”

From NYC to Memphis: Dr. Jaime R. Torres, Latinos for Healthcare Equity, and Henry Garrido, AFSCME Pres.

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of social uplift is approaching spir-

ference to another’s pain, teasing,

“Injustice will die,” Mr. Siegel wrote, “only when an individual

and lying.

With enormous respect for

er and meaning, stated so simply

Martin Luther King is loved

What would it mean for injus-

no longer can feel that individuali-

Martin Luther King, Mr. Siegel

and carefully, make for large emo-

for his bravery, sincerity, and enor-

He led the Poor People’s Cam-

tice to die? I think it would mean

ty is more served by injustice than

expresses what America and ev-

tion. Two men of different races,

mous energy in fighting for the so-

paign to end poverty, and was

every person — world leaders

by justice; by ugliness rather than

ery person in our troubled world is

living in different centuries, are

cial and economic rights of people

killed in Memphis while speaking

and private citizens — honest-

non-ugliness.” Eli Siegel gave hu-

hoping for.

shown to be akin, united in opposi-

of all races. He spoke out early and

in behalf of the livelihood and dig-

ly answering this question Mr.

manity the means of seeing justice

Something Else Should Die:

tion to injustice. And the music of

steadily against America’s vicious,

nity of striking sanitation workers.

Siegel asked, “What does a per-

as real in every aspect of our lives.

A Poem with Rhymes

this poem has us feel both men are

unjust war in Vietnam, saying:

By Eli Siegel

alive, warm, near.

itual death.”

In 1968, just hours after Martin Lu-

son deserve by being a person?”

It is urgent that people study Aes-

“This business of burning hu-

ther King’s assassination became

Martin Luther King and Abraham

thetic Realism so that the justice

Abraham Lincoln, as Dr. King

man beings with napalm, of filling

known, Mr. Siegel, in an Aesthetic

Lincoln answered it in a way his-

that King, Lincoln, and others died

himself recognized, wanted the

our nation’s homes with orphans

Realism class, read “Something

tory sees as true, beautiful, im-

for is a reality at last!

In April 1968

murderous injustice of slavery to

and widows,...cannot be recon-

Else Should Die.” I had the im-

mortal. Aesthetic Realism teach-

Alice Bernstein is a journalist,

Martin Luther King died.

end. He considered the Emanci-

ciled with wisdom, justice, and

mense privilege of being there,

es that when we see the feelings

historian, and Aesthetic Realism

Their purpose was to have

pation Proclamation, written in his

love. A nation that continues year

and I will always remember Mr.

of others as real as our own, we

Associate. Learn more: www.Aes-

us say, some day:

own handwriting, “the central act

after year to spend more money on

Siegel’s emotion as he read it and

won’t want to be unjust to them;

theticRealism.org, and www.Alli-

Injustice died.

of my administration and the great

military defense than on programs

spoke of King’s large meaning.

in fact, we’ll see justice to them

anceofethicsandart.org.

In

April

1865

Abraham Lincoln died.

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Queens College Hosted Dance Theatre of Harlem at Its MLK Celebration

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world-renowned ballet company offered some magical choreography to a special Queens commemoration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy on Sunday, January 20th, 2019. Dance Theatre of Harlem performed at 4 p.m. at Queens College’s Colden Auditorium at 15349 Reeves Ave., in the vicinity of Horace Harding Expressway and Kissena Boulevard in Flushing., as part of a special program.

Its artistic director Virginia Johnson received a lifetime achievement award and she served as keynote speaker.

Tickets cost only $35 each and that is a bargain price for a Dance Theatre of Harlem performance.

The 17-member, multi-ethnic troupe, which is known for revolutionary, groundbreaking work, presented ballets ranging from Darrell Grand Moultries’s

jazz-influenced “Harlem on My Mind” to the classical “Corsaire Pas de Deux” to “Chaconne,” a solo by Mexican legend José Limón.

The grand finale was “Return” by resident choreographer Robert Garland. Set to a suite of songs by Aretha Franklin and James Brown, this piece was upbeat and funky, incorporating urban physicality and neo-modern ballet technique. During Brown’s “Superbad,” the

audience watched a male dancer do the rapid foot shuffle. During “Call Me,” a flirty ballerina stretched from male counterpart to male counterpart as Franklin belts out “I love you” over and again. As always, the artists will defy the laws of physics and biology.

Virginia Johnson received a trophy for her commitment to artistry, inclusion, and mentorship.

The Washington DC native

joined Dance Theatre of Harlem as a prima ballerina and soloist in 1969. The late Arthur Mitchell and Karel Shook had just founded the company, spurred by the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4, 1968.

Over the following 28 years, she had principal roles in the troupe’s works, while also amassing achievement awards from Dance Magazine, the Washington

Performing Arts Society, Young Women of America, and the National Council of Women. In her spare time, she studied communications at Fordham University, and after retiring from the stage, she founded “Pointe Magazine” and served as editor-in-chief from 2000 to 2009. Johnson returned to Dance Theatre of Harlem as the artistic director in 2010.

Martin Luther King Jr., who won the Nobel Peace

Prize in 1964 and is probably the best-known and most-respected civil rights leader in the history of mankind. The third Monday of January has been a national holiday in his honor since 1986, and Queens College has hosted performance tributes to him for the past five years.

Photo credit for images: Dance Theatre of Harlem/ Rachel Neville

Queens Marathon is Taking Place on April 21st Only one mile of the TCS New York City Marathon takes place in Queens, the largest borough in New York City and most ethnically diverse urban area on Earth.

The crown jewel park of Queens, Flushing Meadows Park, arguably represents the Queens Distance Runners and the borough of Queens.

On a weekly basis, thousands of locals keep to themselves and engage in daily activities. Without any hills, it is home to several paths that encourage fast running.

It’s becoming less of a secret that Flushing Meadows Park is host to several fun events at any given moment, on any given path.

The greatness about

these events, is that they are organized by the locals.

Soccer tournaments on the dirt, volleyball and “Ecua” volley, Dragon boat Festivals, concerts, bike rentals, Zumba sessions and many more events give Flushing Meadows Park a diversity that is to be appreciated.

Enter the Queens Marathon. In 2016, a major stepping stone to the development of the Queens Running Community was realized through the birth of the Queens Marathon, Organized annually every spring, the Queens Marathon is a looped course which Queens Distance Runners fully use to their advantage. They invite all running clubs,

friends of Queens Distance, and the general public to take a patch of the course and support participants of the race. Runners have come around to the idea of the borough’s own looped course, as they bond with the crowd and volunteers who come to remember the personality and determination

of each runner.

The Boston Qualifying rate for the Queens Marathon has only gone up annually and was 15% in 2018. One day, it is not only a dream but a goal to bring a full Queens Marathon to the streets. The possibilities are endless and a marathon on the streets of Queens is

one of the Queens Distance Runners’ goals. Stay tuned to this page for updates relating to the 2019 Queens Marathon.

The 2019 Queens Marathon presented by the Queens Distance Runners on Sunday, April 21st, 2019 in Flushing Meadows Park Corona Park starts at 8 am rain or shine. Kids of Queens Mile is free! Registration Options are as follows: Marathon ($120.00), Guarantee Your Name on Your Bib: 3/30 and Kids of Queens Mile ($0.00).

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he largest borough in NYC has its own Marathon and it’s coming to you on Sunday, April 21st, 2019. In 2013, the Queens Distance Runners were established. It was the goal of the organization and club to establish a team that effectively represented the borough of Queens. A good deal of races take place in Central Park and Prospect Park. Week after week the Queens runners bonded on rides on the 7 train to a Race Centrals outside of Queens.

As more gold singlets popped up, the group found 34th Avenue, Queens Blvd, Woodhaven Blvd, and so many more streets in Queens flowing with runners.

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Little-Known Facts about MLK

By Stacy M. Brown, NNPA Newswire Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia

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s the nation commemorates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s holiday, some may find interesting tidbits of little-known or talked about facts and details of the slain civil rights champion.

When he was born on Jan. 15, 1929, King’s name at birth was actually Michael.

His father, a pastor at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church (where the younger King would later also pastor), traveled to Germany and “was inspired by the teachings of the leader of the Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther,” recalled Michael Hart, a Christian conservative and host of the syndicated “Michael Hart Show.”

“As a result, King Sr. changed his own name as well as that of his 5-yearold son,” Hart said, stating a fact backed by multiple published records.

Not much was made of the fact that King was a very gifted student which

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allowed him to skip grades 9 and 12 before enrolling in Morehouse College at the age of 15, Hart added.

King’s father and maternal grandfather also attended Morehouse.

“Although King was the son, grandson and great grandson of Baptist ministers, he initially had no desire to enter the ministry,” Hart said.

Another lesser-known fact about King centers on his famous “I Have a Dream” speech. When he delivered that monumental and historic dissertation in Washington, it wasn’t the first time.

The civil rights leader first delivered that speech during the “Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom” on May 17, 1957. At the time, King also delivered his first national address on voting rights before a crowd estimated between 15,000 and 30,000.

King’s assassination in Memphis was not the first attempt on his life.

He narrowly escaped an

attempt a decade before on Sept. 20, 1958 in Harlem where he was signing copies his new book, “Stride Toward Freedom.”

Izola Ware Curry approached King and asked if he was Martin Luther King Jr. After he said yes, Curry responded that, “I’ve been looking for you for five years,” and plunged a seven-inch letter opener into King’s chest.

The tip of the blade came to rest alongside his aorta, and King underwent hours of emergency surgery. Surgeons later told King that just one sneeze could have punctured the aorta and killed him.

King was in Memphis in April 1968 to support the strike of the city’s black sanitation workers, and in a speech on the

night before his assassination, he told an audience at Mason Temple Church: “Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I’m not concerned about that now … I’ve seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you but I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.

And I’m happy tonight. I’m not worried about anything.

I’m not fearing any man.

Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord.”

Less than 24 hours later on April 4,1968 at 6:01 pm Central time as he stood on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel, King was shot and killed by James Earl Ray. King would have been 90 this year.

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Jan 28 6:30- 8:30pm Theater Talks: Black Theater Winter Preview Join us for an evening of conversation, commentary, and performance to celebrate the unprecedented number of black playwrights being produced during the 2018/2019 theater season.

Schomburg Center, 515 Malcolm X Blvd. FREE. Jan 28 8:00- 11:00pm Singers Space Open Mic Come to Singers Space at Bar Thalia, hosted by D’Ambrose Boyd, where New York’s finest professional and aspiring singers come to sing their favorites and hear their peers perform before an intimate audience.

Bar Thalia offers cocktails, wine & beer, soups, salads, wraps, and desserts. Symphony Space, 2537 Broadway, FREE. Jan 29 7:00- 9:00pm Carnegie Hall Citywide: Lorraine Klaasen Lorraine Klaasen is South African music royalty. The daughter of renowned jazz singer Thandi Klaasen, Lorraine honors the vibrant musical traditions that were born in the townships: the poor, racially segregated urban areas of South Africa’s apartheid era. Schomburg Center, 515 Malcolm X

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Blvd. FREE. Jan 30 7:00pm Happy Yoga Self-Care is an imperative practice of any aggressive dream chaser. Take a moment mid-week and get your mind right.

Om Up with us! The Dream Center, 205 119th St. FREE. Jan 31 6:00pm Paste & Sip Vision Board Party Visualization is one of the most powerful exercises you can do.Create a vision board in a fun, supportive environment to help you focus on the things you want to accomplish and how you want to feel in 2019.

The Dream Center, 205 119th St. FREE. Jan 31 6:30- 8:30pm Chevalier de Saint Georges of Guadeloupe: Recital and Lecture Musicians from the Festival International de Musique Saint-Georges and Guadeloupean Soprano Léïla Brédent, will present a US preview concert of the Saint-Georges International Music Festival that will take place in the Guadeloupe Islands and a lecture of the music of Saint-Georges. 515 Malcolm X Blvd. FREE.

Jan 31 7:00- 9:00pm Mathis Picard: A Story Of The Light French / Malagasy pianists Mathis Picard celebrates the old school traditions of the Harlem Stride pianists by telling stories accompanied by a carefully crafted set of piano gems from the last 300 years. Expect to laugh, cry, dance and enjoy some free Vegan Food and Tea. This special night be recorded live for his Debut Solo Live. National Jazz Museum, 58 W 129th St. $10 Donation.

Feb 1 7:00 pm Suite for Malcolm X Acclaimed composer and musician Rachiim Ausar-Sahu creates an epic multi-media, musical presentation that brings to life the valor and virtue of the civil rights activist, author, and spiritual leader Malcolm X. Artists include vocalist Tulivu Donna Cumberbatch, percussionist Chief Neil & Ayanda Clarke and vocalist Terry Davis.

Aaron Davis Hall, 115 Convent Ave. Tickets: $20-30. Go to http:// citycollegecenterforthearts.org for tickets.

Now through Feb 1 Latin Roots: East Harlem An intergenerational public art and education exhibition that venerates East Harlem’s distinct cultural

Posing Modernity -The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today

and historical importance. This living history program honors seven local heroes through the lens of young people and features a 20-foot timeline of the last 100 years. Gallery Open W-Sa 12-5pm.

162 ½ 104th St. FREE. Feb 2 12:00- 2:00pm Preteen Dance Classes with Ije Mogoli Beginning February 2nd, we will be offering dance classes for children, ages 10 - 13, every Saturday of Black History Month!

Registration fee is $40 for all four sessions with dance instructor, Ije Mogoli. To register, please click the button below. Any questions can be sent to events@itooarts.com.

20 E. 127th St. Feb 2 2:00- 6:00pm Apollo Open House 85th Anniversary Celebration Our 2019 Apollo Open House will explore the rich history of the Apollo Theater as we celebrate our 85th anniversary. Throughout the afternoon, artists and thought leaders will examine the Apollo’s cultural legacy and our upcoming season through dance, music, storytelling, and film. Hosted by Billy “Mr. Apollo” Mitchell. Apollo Theatre, 253 W 125th St. Reserve FREE tickets at www.apollotheater. org.

Now through Feb 10 Posing Modernity: The Black Model from Manet and Matisse to Today This exhibition explores the changing modes of representation of the black figure as central to the development of modern art. The models’ interactions with and influences on painters, sculptors and photographers are highlighted through archival photographs, correspondence and films.

Wallach Art Gallery, 615 W 129th St. Call (212) 854-6800 for more info. FREE. February 13 - 17, 2019

The First Deep Breath Pastor Albert Jones plans a special church service to honor his late daughter Diane on the sixth anniversary of her death. But when his eldest son, Abdul-Malik, returns home from prison, the First family of Mother Bethel Baptist Church is forced to confront a hornet’s nest of long-buried secrets. With each member of the Jones clan desperately fighting to stay afloat, sometimes a family that stays together drowns together. National Black Theatre, 2031 5th Ave. Tickets: $20. For more tickets call 212-7223800 or visit https:// www.nationalblacktheatre.org/

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Choir Boy: the story that needed to be told, marks the powerful Broadway debut of Oscar winner Playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney.

By Maria Grazia CAVENAGHI

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laying at Samuel J. Fried-

original and re-arranged soulful

man Theatre and just

music score by Jason Michael

extended

Feb-

Webb and is set in the Charles R.

ruary 24, Choir Boy is actually

Drew Prep School for Boys that

the play that marked Tarell Alvin

for half a century has been edu-

McCraney’s

commission

cating and preparing adolescents

by MTC out of graduate school

to become ‘strong, ethical black

and his debut in the U.S. at MTC

men’.

first

through

Off-Broadway in 2013.

who is ‘different’ and that is still

the heart of it, is the human con-

to open the play up, it was trying

marked by gender inequality and

nection,” McCraney told Play-

to dive deeper into what it actu-

homophobia.

bill. “That human connection is

ally is.”

the Howard Gilman Foundation.

Choir Boy was commissioned

by Manhattan Theatre Club with

“At the end of the day what

the thing we’re always chasing

Support for Choir Boy is pro-

that always taught me is that at

after, regardless of who we are.

vided by The Harold and Mimi

the corner of every great story, at

So for us it wasn’t about trying

Steinberg Charitable Trust and

support from Time Warner Inc.

Photo Credits: Matthew Murphy

2019

Pharus is a talented teen. But,

A lot has happened since! Mc

being gay, he has been struggling

Craney has won an Oscar (Moon-

to find “acceptable” ways to ex-

light), a McArthur Genius Grant,

press his true self and still be

the Ann Teer Trailblazer Award

able to become a ‘respected Drew

from NBT in 2017 and a PEN

man’. He has been waiting for

Award’ and he has recently be-

years to assume the rightful role

come the playwriting chair at the

of leader of the legendary Drew

Yale School of Drama.

gospel choir as the way to assert

It seems somehow natural

himself. But his peers’ issue with

therefore that he came back to

his sexuality can make it very dif-

theater and his play is now de-

ficult for him ‘to sing in his own

buting on Broadway with original

key’ and still make it through the

stars Jeremy Pope, Chuck Coo-

hallowed halls of this rigid institu-

per, and Austin Pendleton and a

tion. Will he be able to?

When asked what is the

very promising talents - marking

message he wants to convey,

7 Broadway debuts : Nicholas L.

McCraney

Ashe, Daniel Bellomy, Jonathan

boy is a story that I needed to

Burke (Tuck Everlasting), Ger-

tell, to express what it is to be a

ald Caesar (A Bronx Tale), John

young man, a young. black man,

Clay III, Caleb Eberhardt, Marcus

a young, black, queer man who

Gladney, and J. Quinton Johnson

is trying to find a way to engage

(Hamilton).

and enhance his community but

explained:

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“Choir

Masterfully directed by Trip

also to be an individual by his

Cullman (Murder Ballad) tthe

own voice, in a hyper- masculine

play is paced by a compelling

culture. A culture that still fears

Fee includes uniform, insurance and team equipment. *No child is denied admission because of inability to pay. Financial aid is provided.

Practices begin the first week of March 2019

Opening day is

April 6, 2019 For more information or to register visit

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Harlem Little League, founded in 1989, is an all-volunteer organization that offers baseball to children ages 5-16 and softball to ages 9-11. Our goal is to use baseball as a tool to help children learn the ideals of good sportsmanship, honesty, loyalty, courage and respect for authority. As an officially chartered league of Little League Baseball, Incorporated, we follow its rules and regulations. Harlem Little League emphasizes children having fun while playing competitive baseball. We expect parents and guardians to support our goal by helping the League whenever possible.

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Registration is now open for Harlem Little League’s

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Schomburg Center Hosts 7th Annual Black Comic Book Festival

By Lil Nickelson

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Harlem Community Newspapers | January 24. 2019

he Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture hosted the 7th Annual Black Comic Book Festival at 515 Lenox Avenue on Friday, January 18th through Saturday, January 19th, 2019 from 10 am to 7:30 pm both days. The invite was free and invited comic book fans of all ages to participate in the festival.

The festival took place over three levels at the center and thousands of school kids attended the event.

In the Langston Hughes Auditorium on Friday the festival started with a screening, discussion and questions and answers session on “Little Apple,” the sci-fi drama comic and series from 10 am to 11:15 am. Creating Black Fantasy was the next presentation

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and question and answer session. Two more panels in the afternoon were Fear of Black Planet and #FortheCulture: New York City in Comics. The last panel for the evening was AfroPuertorriquenos: Cultural & Social Activism in Comics.

Each year, the Schomburg Center’s Black Comic Book Festival brings creators, illustrators, writers, and independent publishers together

with thousands of collectors, blerds and nerds for two days of programming and activities. The highly-anticipated community event includes interactive panel discussions, a vendor marketplace featuring exclusive titles by Black creators, a cosplay show, and more.

“This is a special time for Black comix creators, writers, and characters,” said Kevin Young, director

of the Schomburg Center.

“With Black Panther, Black Lightning, Octavia Butler’s Kindred, and many others, there’s a resurgence in using this medium to tell our stories, to engage existing comix fans, and to cultivate new ones. We’re excited to be the premier platform where comix creators of color convene to discuss the industry, its future, and to personally interact with

their fans and each other.

Plus, as a longtime comic collector since my teens, it’s quite special to find my fellow fans.”

“The Schomburg Center’s Black Comic Book Festival is not only the place where participants can find the comics and characters they love, but it’s also the place where new connections, relationships, and ideas are made,” said Brian Jones, education director at the Schomburg Center. “There’s no better place than Harlem to be the home for Black comix culture. We’re looking forward to the conversations that will happen at the coming annual event, and to the ways in which we’ll continue supporting the Black comix community and nurture its growth.”

Black Comic Book Festival participants were encouraged to wear their favorite cosplay costumes and to register on-site for the annual cosplay show. Participants were also invited to contribute to the Schomburg Center’s growing collection of Black independent comic books by bringing single copies of old or new titles from their home collection.

All donations will become a part of the Schomburg Center’s unique and growing archive documenting Black comix and the Black speculative arts movement.

The Schomburg Center’s 7th Annual Black Comic Book Festival art was created by Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez (@ mredgardonyc), writer & creator of La Borinquena Comics.

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Macy’s Culinary Council Spotlights Israeli Cuisine with Chef Eden

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n Thursday, January 17th, 2019, De Gustibus Cooking School located on the 9th floor of Macy’s Herald Square hosted a culinary demonstration for one of the newest chefs on Macy’s Culinary Council, Chef Eden Grinshpan.

Chef Eden is a co-founder and Executive Chef at DEZ restaurant.

Eden Grinshpan, is a Canadian-Israeli Chef and TV personality that is best known for hosting Cooking Channel’s Eden Eats and Food Network’s Top Chef Canada. Citing her tenth-grade obsession with cooking shows as the catalyst to her culinary career, Grinshpan’s budding passion for food and baking led her to enroll in Le

Cordon Bleu in London where she graduated with a “Grand Diplome” in both Pastry and Cuisine followed by the management program at the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City.

While working at Babycakes in lower Manhattan, Grinshpan produced her first reel of Eden

Eats, which led to a show on the Cooking Channel.

Since then, Chef Eden has been a featured judge on Food Network’s Chopped Canada, Cooking Channel’s Sugar Showdown and Donut Showdown, a guest co-host on VH1’s “Big Morning Buzz” and is currently the host of Top Chef Canada.

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In 2017, Chef Grinsphan partnered with Samantha Wasser to open DEZ, a contemporary Middle Eastern fast-casual restaurant, which opened in May 2018 in New York City’s Nolita neighborhood, featuring a menu inspired by Grinshpan’s Israeli heritage and travels throughout the

Middle East, perfect for all day dining.

During the demonstration Chef Eden demonstrated three dishes: Charred Cauliflower with Garlicky Tahini and Preserved Lemon Chimichurri, Jeweled Rice with Chicken Kabobs and Spiced Walnut Pear Crostata (pictured).

Chef Eden disclosed during questions and answers that she’s a big fan of the original Iron Chef, Jamie Oliver and the Barefoot Contessa who is now branding herself in her name, Ina Garten; I’m a big fan of hers as well; hence she signed my picture, “For Barefoot Contessa in us.”

DEZ offers a variety of vegetable mezes, ideal for sharing, chef-crafted

salads, bowls, and pita sandwiches plus a soft serve flavor of the month and goodies freshly baked in-house. DEZ also features specially-curated house beers and wines on tap, a custom coffee program with Devoción coffee, CAP Beauty Matcha, and is the first East Coast restaurant to serve West Coast-based Leaves and Flowers small-batch herbal teas.

DEZ is located at 227 Mulberry Street New York, NY 10012. Its days and hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 11 am to 10 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 10 pm.

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his week’s article is a gentle reminder, from me to you, to take care of yourself. Taking care of yourself may sound like a very simple concept, and many of us think that we do, but we really don’t. We work out for a stronger, healthier body. We take the time for

manicure’s, pedicure’s, facials, waxing, going to the beauty shop . . . all the things that help us to create the appearance that everything is in order.

Looking waxed, buffed, polished and spit-shined on the outside just isn’t enough. How about your insides? Are your tissues pink and healthy? Have you done everything possible to insure that your veins and arteries, your muscles . . . and all your vital organs are functioning at optimum capacity? And yes, have you checked for lumps, bumps, lesions and other abnormalities? If you haven’t then shame on you! The one thing you should never do is to play games with your health.

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Maybe you have lost a friend, relative or know of someone who has battled, is battling or survived a health challenge. Maybe you have had to deal with a challenge of your own yourself. One thing is for sure; it might be scary to think about the possibility of having an issue but even scarier is . . . not knowing. There is no excuse for not assuming the responsibility for your own health. Don’t stop reading now. I know that you know what I am talking about! We tend to ignore health issues until it happens to happen to us.

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Maintaining your health is a full time, year round job. You owe it to yourself to take the time to maintain your insides as well as you do your outside. If you aren’t afraid to change your hair color or consider losing a few pounds by embarking on a weight-training program, than surely you can take a few precious moments out of one day in 364 to be good to yourself by getting a mammogram.

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Herbs Are Nature’s Medicine...

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ITCHEN HERBOLOGY SERIES – Almost all of our foods, spices and condiments have healing properties. Because our survival is dependent upon our ingestion of food for physical sustenance, digestion is the single most important function of our living organism (next to air and water).

DIGESTION, ASSIMILATION and ELIMINATION are three extremely important and pivotal aspects of health, and a series of foods and spices that assist our bodies in these areas are called carminatives, laxatives, cholagogues, emetics, parasiticides, sialagogues and bitters.

CELERY SEED is an excellent cleanser and

strengthener of the urinary system. The tea sipped slowly will improve appetite, relieve hives; will ease insomnia taken onehour before retiring; eases lung congestion (flavor with a little peppermint), good for nervousness/ hyperactivity (with equal parts skullcap), and rheumatism (with Damiana).

Stimulant as strong morning tea. Promotes urination and as an external wash/internal douche will relieve itching rashes/venereal disease. Celery is one of the best herbs for prevention and cure of all forms of rheumatic ailments; a remedy for liver trouble, dropsy, tumors; removes stomach gas, re-

stores appetite (especially children) to the old and young; steadies the nerves, impacts hi-blood pressure, and improves eyesight. . . . MAKE NATURE’S MEDICINE YOUR OWN This article is for information purposes only, to help you balance your natural healing energies and is not intended as diagnosis, treatment or cure, nor as a substitute for medical supervision. To pre-order my book: booklaunch.io/zakiyyah/theenergeticsofherbs; phone: 347-407-4312; to request my FREE “online” Newsletter, send an email to: theherbalist1750@gmail.com. Website: www.sacredhealing7. com, Blog: www.herbsarenaturesmedicine.blogspot.com.

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