How 'Shoebox Lunches' Made Black Travel Possible During Jim Crow - Gastro Obscura
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How 'Shoebox Lunches' Made Black Travel Possible During Jim Crow - Gastro Obscura
The Green Book Project - The shoebox lunch was developed so that negro travelers would have something to eat while they travelled that was easy to carry. Travelers would pack goods like
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Celebrating the African-American Shoebox Lunch - Paste Magazine
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