NYC Immigrants shop at over 100 live food markets. They say it reminds them of home, but animal activists say it is just plain cruel
Also in Lower East Side
- Check Cashing Stores Serve the Needs of the Poor and Working Class (with video)
- Ghetto Chic - The Lower East Side Restaurant Scene
- The Garden at the End of the Earth
In Other Neighborhoods
- Hyper Local News
- Breakdancing for Cash on the Streets of NYC (video)
- Tibetan Monks Call for Peace not Protests (slideshow)
- A Night in a Queens Deli
- Freegans: Fighting Capitalism by Dumpster Diving for Edible Trash (with video)
- Graffiti in Soho and the Store that Supports it (with slideshow)
- Chinese New Yorkers Struggle with Free Tibet Protests (with video)
- The Amazon Rainforest comes to NYC (with slideshow)
- Loew’s Jersey City
- Harlem’s Blues (with slideshow)
- A Torture Victim Survives in New York (with audio)
- Warming up to Hot Wax
- Putting the Life Back in Life Drawing
- The Busy, Tasty Union Square Green Market (with slideshow)
- East Harlem Affordable
- Living Without Heat
- Over Mojitos, Cubans React To Castro’s Resignation
- Rockaway Pays the Price for Rapid Development
- American Zapatistas
- Botanicas Are Centers of Faith For Many Latinos
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