On ‘Good’ Food - From the Desk of Alicia Kennedy
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Whose morality matters in a world where 820 million people are hungry?
On ‘Good’ Food On ‘Good’ Food In a world where 820 million people are hungry, what are food’s real moral implications? Jun 20, 2022 • 2 min read There has been a cultural shift to reclaim what had been considered (by whom?) bad. A recent piece at Mic titled “ Stop Calling Reality TV a ‘Guilty Pleasure’ ” reminded me of Bon Appétit ’s call, “ There Is No Such Thing as ‘Junk’ Food. ” Both of these are trying to do something good by lightening people’s loads—attempting to free them from the oppression of hierarchies of taste !—yet what are they upholding in doing so? In the former, it’s TV that I
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