Marcus Samuelsson Quotes

It Wasn't Until I Came To New York And Started To See The African American Community, But Also The Ethiopian Community Here, And Started To Eat The Food, Started To Understand The Music. I Said, You Know, I Got To Go And Understand The Culture. So Me And My Sister Went.

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