Video: Soul Of The City

Food, music and community.

The owners of six small ethnic restaurants in New York City show how they’re coming back with the help of their communities after the Covid shutdown.

Director: Kristian Mercado Figueroa

One comment on “Video: Soul Of The City”

Barbara Huntington
July 31, 2021

Beautiful. I so fear they will be crushed by anti accents and delta. Yesterday I heard a local scientist warn about going to ball games because people yell and scatter pathogens farther than 6 feet

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This entry was posted on July 31, 2021 by Vox Populi in Art and Cinema, Health and Nutrition, Music, Social Justice, spirituality and tagged black-owned businesses, COVID-19, food, New York City, pandemic, restaurants, soul food.

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