Encoxada [work] Official

The next time you board a packed bus, take a second to look around. Notice who is standing with rigid arms, who is staring at the floor, who is trying to disappear. And ask yourself: Am I a bystander, or am I an ally?

Encoxada thrives on three things: density, anonymity, and silence. We cannot fix the density—cities are crowded. But we can break the anonymity by looking up and paying attention. And we can absolutely break the silence. encoxada

Encoxada is often served with a side of rice, vegetables, or a salad, and it's a popular dish in many Azorean restaurants. It's also a great example of the creative use of codfish, which is a staple ingredient in Azorean cuisine. The next time you board a packed bus,

That is changing. In recent years:

One of the cruelest parts of encoxada is the social response. Victims who speak up are often met with: Encoxada thrives on three things: density, anonymity, and