Food is one way children adopted from other countries can connect with their heritage. But what happens when those kids grow up and decide they want more?
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When a photo of the editor-in-chief in brownface surfaced, that was just the beginning of turmoil at the magazine and YouTube channel.
Food is one way children adopted from other countries can connect with their heritage. But what happens when those kids grow up and decide they want more?
Ahead of a new series on race, culture, and food, we're repeating "Other People's Food." Actress Rosie Perez says she's fed up with stereotypes of her and her food.
The actress says she's fed up with stereotypes of her and her food. And she tells the story of eating in Puerto Rico for the first time and thinking, "This is me."