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Tackling race and reconciliation in a historic Southern town
A Black chef from Queens and a white business entrepreneur walk into an abandoned Greyhound bus station. Mashama Bailey and John O. Morisano converted the space into an award-winning destination restaurant in Savannah, Georgia.
A Black chef from Queens and a white business entrepreneur walk into an abandoned Greyhound bus station. Mashama Bailey and John O. Morisano converted the space into an award-winning destination restaurant in Savannah, Georgia. The Grey provides more than meals to a community with a dark history of segregation. Their business partnership evolved into a friendship that represents turning a divided past into a promising future. Their book of building a business and friendship is “Black, White, and The Grey.”
In their book “Black, White, and The Grey,” Mashama Bailey and John Morisano share the story of building a restaurant in Savannah, Georgia while exploring their own histories. Photo courtesy of Lorena Jones Books.
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