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Kaity and Jacob grew up in Georgetown, where their families were friends. Appropriately, Jacob proposed at the fountain downtown after a dinner out. The couple loves their hometown so they decided tying the knot at the Winyah Indigo Society Hall would be perfect. The July 29, 2017, ceremony was officiated by Dr. Ted Mears, Jacob’s grandfather and a Baptist minister, and

341 likes, 9 comments - fareisle on June 9, 2020: "Hello. I’ve been quiet here this past week. I don’t want to participate in performance activism. I’m committed to learning about and acknowledging how I’ve participated in and benefitted from white supremacy and doing the work of unlearning and dismantling it for the rest of my life on this earth. I’m a privileged white woman “influencer” and also an introvert and empath with anxiety and am uncomfortable even typing this out, but this isn’t a time for comfort. I want to and will use my privilege in this space and elsewhere to stand in solidarity with BIPOC. I will continue to share resources I’ve found helpful on this journey of unlearning and share accounts and voices of BIPOC colleagues in the food and drink space and other spaces and support their work. I have begun and will continue to take action beyond these squares. To anyone who is afraid to speak out and use their voice for fear of being called out or corrected, just remember that is ok to make mistakes and we will all no doubt mess up, myself included. . Photo of summer picnic potato salad from an upcoming article I wrote for @taprootmag. If you are a BIPOC recipe developer/food writer and would like to contribute to Taproot please feel free to reach out and I will put you in touch with the lovely folx there. They are actively seeking to include more voices of BIPOC in their pages.".