One of most important figures in our nation’s culinary history toiled away in the slave kitchens of an American founding ...

In addition to their physical suffering, the hostages were subjected to forced labor. Some were made to cook meals and clean toilets for their captors. They were forbidden from crying or holding ...

CFL defensive lineman Avery Ellis is also private chef who not only prepares meals for teammates but also clients and supper clubs as well as on social media. Some facts: ...

The federal lawsuit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Chicago, claims sanctuary policies in Illinois that keep local ...

She ran a cooking school in Atlanta for 10 years ... Keep a white man happy, be you slave or woman, and your lot in life will be better — you may even be able to get some of what you want.” ...

Fourth St. in Taylor has about 19,000 people buried across 100 acres, said Cook. The city opened it in ... was born in 1857 as a slave on a plantation in the Manor area. After he was freed ...

All slave-related productivity accounted for as ... There were also thousands who worked in skilled trades such as cooking, carpentry, shipbuilding, blacksmithing, and masonry.

The children also weren’t allowed to celebrate holidays or birthdays, according to court documents, and would be put on strict diets, be made to cook for Brian and Sonja Stafford, and perform ...

Pennsylvania journalist Charles B. Fancher was born six years after his great-grandfather died and didn’t know much about his ancestor until a few years ago. While visiting his “decorous” 92-year-old ...

"I did not expect to be a slave here." Bénédicte Carole Zé came ... This foreign worker says he paid his own wages for a cook position that didn't exist Nivyabandi asks Canadians to reflect ...