Category: history in the kitchen

• History in the Kitchen: The Declaration, Equality, & Mac and Cheese

  

  Today’s at History in the Kitchen we took a look at three documents, the Declaration of Independence, the Declaration of Sentiments, and Frederick Douglass’s speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” Similar to a lesson I teach in the classroom, I think it is vitally important to reiterate the ideals of the…

  CherylAnne Amendola

  July 3, 2020

  declaration of independence, history in the kitchen, jefferson, multicultural education, political philosophy, slavery

• Obergefell v. Hodges, the 14th Amendment, & Rainbow Cookies

  Love is love is love. Yesterday on history in the kitchen we celebrated both Pride and the 5th anniversary of the Obergefell v. Hodges decision which made same-sex marriage legal in all states the United States. Hooray for love! The Case What’s some of the case background? In 2013, James Obergefell married his partner, John…

  CherylAnne Amendola

  June 27, 2020

  constitution, constitutional rights, history in the kitchen, lgbtq, supreme court

  constitution, historyinthekitchen, supremecourt

• Happy Juneteenth!

  

  Juneteenth is an independence day celebration and a celebration of Blackness.

  CherylAnne Amendola

  June 19, 2020

  black history, history, history in the kitchen, slavery

  blackhistory, historyinthekitchen, juneteenth