Watermelon royalty has arrived! Also marketed as Summer Sweet, Sultan consistently ranks among the sweetest red-fleshed ...

When Israel seized control of the West Bank and Gaza in 1967 and criminalized displaying the red, black, green and white Palestinian flag, Palestinians adopted the watermelon as a workaround (as a ...

James Beard Award-nominated writer and producer Nicole A. Taylor finally brings her vision for a Juneteenth-inspired cookbook to life. Originally Published June 2, 2022. James Beard Award ...

While dining on the vibrant red watermelon, most who regularly eat the fruit normally discard the rind and seeds. However, studies show that watermelon rind and the seeds are loaded with a buffet ...

Taylor’s hope is that the 200 pages of Watermelon & Red Birds will center Black celebrations, Black creations and Black life, with food as the gateway to all that.

The harmful stereotype dates back to the 19th century when freed Black Americans became merchants and sold the fruit for profit.

The red, green, white and black coloured fruit held in hand, depicted in art or posted as an emoji has also become a way for Palestinians and their supporters to protest against Israel.

How the watermelon image became a global sign of Palestinian solidarity The colors of sliced watermelon — with red pulp, green-white rind and black seeds — are the same as those on the ...

In Ramallah in 1980, the military shut down a gallery run by three artists because they showed political art and works in the colors of the Palestinian flag — red, green, black and white. The ...