Commentary. I recently watched a PBS segment about the Lenape tribe of Native Americans, and one line in particular stuck with me. While sharing a traditional meal, an elder said, “Food anchors a community.” That hit home in a way I didn’t expect, especially when considering food’s role in both cultural identity and community connection. […]
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