Raj Tawney

Raj Tawney writes about identity, culture, food, and animal rights. He has contributed to the New York Times, Miami New Times, the Washington Post, and other publications. He is the author of Colorful Palate: A Flavorful Journey Through a Mixed American Experience and the forthcoming Middle Grade novel, All Mixed Up.

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Image: The Night Jon Batiste Saved Me

Jazz

The Night Jon Batiste Saved Me

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Image: Miami Beach Unveils Desi Arnaz Historical Marker

History & Nostalgia

Miami Beach Unveils Desi Arnaz Historical Marker

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Image: Pitbull Named a Stadium After Himself, but When Will He Help His Namesake?

Opinion & Commentary

Pitbull Named a Stadium After Himself, but When Will He Help His Namesake?

By Raj Tawney

Image: Buddy Guy Is a Reminder of Blues' Influence on Popular Music

Concerts

Buddy Guy Is a Reminder of Blues' Influence on Popular Music

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Image: FC Barcelona Arrives in Miami, Preceded by Its Reputation

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FC Barcelona Arrives in Miami, Preceded by Its Reputation

By Raj Tawney

Image: Steve Almond's Debut Novel Contains Echoes of His Years as a New Times Staff Writer

Books

Steve Almond's Debut Novel Contains Echoes of His Years as a New Times Staff Writer

By Raj Tawney

Image: A Poem: "Merry Christmas, I’ve Scheduled Your Vaccine Appointment"

Arts & Culture News

A Poem: "Merry Christmas, I’ve Scheduled Your Vaccine Appointment"

By Raj Tawney

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