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Cooking In Other Women'S Kitchens: Domestic Workers In The South, 18651960 (The John Hope Franklin Series In African American H,Used Roger R. Creativity And CallAs African American Women Left Slavery And The Plantation Economy Behind, Many Entered Domestic Service In Southern Cities And Towns. Cooking Was One Of The Primary Jobs They Performed In White Employers' Homes, Feeding Generations Of White Families And, In The Process, Profoundly Shaping Southern Foodways And Culture. Rebecca Sharpless Argues That, In The Face Of Discrimination, Long Workdays, And Low Wages, African American Cooks Worked To Assert