The Language of Food: Ketchup
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Ketchup Fujianese immigrants rescued from the grounded freighter Golden Venture. AP Photo: used by permission Immigration h...
The Language of Food: Ketchup skip to main | skip to sidebar The Language of Food Wednesday, September 2, 2009 Ketchup Ketchup Fujianese immigrants rescued from the grounded freighter Golden Venture. AP Photo: used by permission Immigration has been a hot topic on this continent for well over 300 years, although the details of our journeys vary. A century ago when my grandparents made their way to the Lower East Side of Manhattan, they came by ship; modern immigrants instead arrive by land or air. In the 21st century, however, a new wave of immigrants to the Lower East Side has been coming by
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