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How Black women used covert bake sales to fight segregation
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July 25, 2020
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7:50Now PlayingAfter the killing of George Floyd by police, celebrated Afro-Dominican pastry chef Paola Velez and her fellow culinary masterminds launched Bakers Against Racism, a campaign to fight systemic racism by baking. Yara catches up with Paola to make peach cobbler and learn the story of Georgia Gilmore, the O.G. Baker Against Racism who sold baked goods to fund the historic Montgomery Bus Boycotts during the civil rights movement.
HOST/PRODUCER: Yara Elmjouie
PRODUCER: Serena Ajbani
PRODUCER: Adrienne Blaine
ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Eileen Salazar
SENIOR PRODUCER: Tabish Talib
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Sarah Nasr
EDITORS: Serena Ajbani, Tabish Talib, Adrienne Blaine
CAMERA: Tabish Talib, Yara Elmjouie
FACT-CHECKER: Sharmila Venkatasubban
COPY EDITOR: Juliette Rocheleau
DESIGN: Mat Sesti
SPECIAL THANKS: Fredrick Douglass Opie, Ph.D.
#BakersAgainstRacism #Coronavirus #BlackLivesMatter
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