Her work highlights the reparative aesthetic approach to expand the historical narrative, diminishing erasure, responding to trauma, violence, and crisis through artistic activities and public art that mirrors community. She was awarded the Boston Foundation Brother Thomas Fellowship. We are a concerted threat to legacy media organizations, and proudly so.L’Merchie Frazier visual activist, public historian, educator, artist, innovator, and poet, is the Executive Director of Creative / Strategic Planning for SPOKE Arts and was formerly Director of Education and Interpretation for the Museum of African American History, Boston/Nantucket. Her innovative focus supports social and reparative justice and the quest for civil and human rights through the lens of five hundred years of Black and Indigenous history.

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The stores also have one of the largest seafood cases in the county at 24 feet long with a huge selection of fresh sustainable seafood options. In addition to a full grocery, Frazier Farms locations each have a meat counter with grass-fed, choice, and prime meats, organic and all-natural poultry, and their own house made sausages and items for take home. The independent grocery is known for purchasing from local farmers throughout the county and boasting a large selection of organic produce. They currently operate locations in Vista and Oceanside.įrazier Farms takes pride in selling quality items at a good value. In 2006, the Frazier family regained ownership and reverted back to the family name. The stores were sold in 1983 and operated under various names including Boney's, Henry's, and Sprouts Market. One of North County top independent grocery stores, Frazier Farms will soon open a more central San Diego location.Ĭharles Frazier opened the first Frazier Farms store on Grand Avenue in Escondido in 1971 and eventually opened branches in Santee and Rancho Bernardo.

Back on the Market by L.A. Frazier