Nov 15, 2018 | Food and Bev, Hispanic, Latino/a/x, Story
“The food cart takes its name from the “soldaderas,” women who played a critical role in the conflict of the Mexican Revolution as commanding officers, combatants and camp followers.” — Dora Reyna Not...
Nov 15, 2018 | Hispanic, Latino/a/x, Professional Services, Story
“You always have to learn and adapt to what is going on.” — Christian Romero For Christian Romero, resilient is more than a company name.Back in Mexico, he sold homemade pastries door-to-door...
Nov 12, 2018 | Asian, Food and Bev, Story
“When someone enters the restaurant, Van is prepared: “When they step in the door I know what they want: no spicy, no blood, no pork, on onion. I know! I just make the food and they sit down.” — Van Nguyen Back in 2004, Vinh...
Nov 12, 2018 | Black or African American, Food and Bev, Story
“I appreciate the money and everything, but to know that my name is getting out there for cooking food, which is what I’ve always wanted to do, that makes me really happy.” — Sakile Mitchell Vision, drive, and creativity have taken Sakile Mitchell...
Nov 9, 2018 | Black or African American, Health and Wellness, Story
“I feel humbled that people of color seek me out. I try to run a very culturally responsive practice.” — Sita Symonette Black Pearl Acupuncture in Portland’s Pearl District is owned and operated by Sita...
