Bensonhurst Domestic Workers Help Others Even As They Face An Uncertain Future Themselves Members of the WJP women’s committee sewing face masks. Courtesy of WJP.Analilia Leon is a domestic worker who lives in Bensonhurst. About five or six weeks ago, as the coronavirus pandemic began to shut down New York City, Leon’s employer told her to stay home as a
COVID-19 Looking for Info on Coronavirus in Spanish? Photo of 5th Avenue in Sunset Park. Ana Lucia Murillo.As coronavirus continues to spread rapidly through New York, like their neighbors, Latinos in Brooklyn are reminding each other to stay home and stay safe via Facebook groups, and sharing opinions and information about the virus via social media. Facebook
Arts & Culture “SalviYorkers”: The Story Of Salvadorans In New York City The cover of “SalviYorkers” displays a photo of Geronima Campos, a Salvadoran woman who lived in New York. Courtesy of Carmen Molina-Tamacas.They’ve filled jobs in media [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7L0LhEd0GI] and construction [https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/13/business/economy/salvadoran-immigrant-workers.html] , here in
8603 18th ave New Peruvian Chicken Joint, El Pollo III, Arrives On 18th Avenue Source: WhereYouEat.comA new Peruvian rotisserie chicken joint named El Pollo III has set up shop at 8603 18th Avenue, just off of 86th Street. WhereYouEat.com writes: > The Private Owned ‘Peruvian Roasted Chicken’, El Pollo opens up it’s third location in the Bensonhurst/Bath Beach section of Brooklyn.
