fast food

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• SOURCE: History.com
  2/21/2020
  

  The Food that Built America: The Kings of Burgers

  Historians Marcia Chatelain and Mireya Loza are featured in the History Channel's documentary on the rise of fast food in America. 

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• SOURCE: Public Books
  9/16/2020
  

  Public Thinker: Marcia Chatelain on Feminism, Fast Food, and First Gens

  Georgetown University Historian Marcia Chatelain talks research, publishing, podcasting, and connecting with first-generation college students in a wide-ranging interview. 

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• SOURCE: Made By History at The Washington Post
  9/15/2020
  

  The Long History Behind Allegations Of Racial Discrimination Against Mcdonald’s

  by Chin Jou

  The lawsuit against McDonald's by 52 African American franchisees is rooted in a complex history of urban disinvestment, Black capitalism, and corporate America. 

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• SOURCE: Forbes
  9/1/2020
  

  McDonald’s Faces $1 Billion Discrimination Lawsuit From Dozens Of Black Ex-Franchise Owners

  Historian Marcia Chatelain's book "Franchise: The Golden Arches in Black America" is key background to a discussion of a recent lawsuit filed against McDonalds by Black franchise owners, alleging the corporation discriminated against them in allocating franchise locations. 

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• SOURCE: Boston Globe
  6/16/2020
  

  A Silver Lining for the Golden Arches in Black America

  by Marcia Chatelain

  McDonald’s has profited handily from its Black customers, while its presence in Black communities has led to a vexing set of circumstances for Black wealth and health.

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• SOURCE: The Atlantic
  2/6/20
  

  The Risky Dream of the Fast Food Franchise

  by Marcia Chatelain

  Americans have long pinned economic hopes on fast-food chains. And where there are hopes, there are scams.

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• Kentucky Fried Globalization

  by Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom

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