The question of food access looms large in Bushwick. Despite the neighborhood’s cultural diversity and vibrancy, residents often find themselves searching for access to affordable,
Tented stalls line the southern edge of Maria Hernandez Park in Bushwick. Crates are stocked full of seasonal produce, an abundance of fall-colored squashes, apples,
“It’s awesome,” said Zamparini, 36, shaking her head. “My work spoke to them, and they chose to work with me.”
Today, Bite Society possesses a large customer base and ships curated gift baskets country wide.
At Denim Surgeon, customers bring in vintage, damaged, or thrifted jeans to give them a second chance at life.
Asian-owned businesses in New York City continue to grapple with the pandemic’s effects. Through that struggle, second and third generation Asian-Americans are stepping up to fill the gap.