Back when a dollar at the bodega store got me chips, juice, cheese seeds, & candys!
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Back when a dollar at the bodega store got me chips, juice, cheese seeds, & candys!

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In protest of Trump’s Muslim travel ban, Yemenis close down bodegas and rally outside Borough Hall in downtown Brooklyn.
INSIDE THE ALL-AMERICAN YEMENI BODEGA STRIKE.
“I DON’T CARE WHO BECOMES THE PRESIDENT OF AMERICA. I BELIEVE IN THE AMERICAN VALUES.”
The rally was not scheduled to start until 5 p.m., but it seems that many protesters arrived early.
Bravo! May the bodega be with you!
Behbeh

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Yemeni-American business owners declared an eight-hour strike on February 2, 2017, shutting down over one thousand bodegas and restaurants across New York City to protest the immigration ban imposed by President Trump. A rally was held at Brooklyn Borough Hall to share the impact the ban has had on the Yemeni-American community of New York, bringing awareness to the importance immigrants have played in making New York City a diverse and powerful city for all. Shot on assignment for Gothamist. More here.
As bodega workers went on strike across NYC yesterday, the rest of the America asked:
Lard! How is it that America has to look up Bodega in Merriam Webster. I hope they stumbled onto a few bodegy cats too!
Yemeni-American business owners declared an eight-hour strike on February 2, 2017, shutting down over one thousand bodegas and restaurants across New York City to protest the immigration ban imposed by President Trump. A rally was held at Brooklyn Borough Hall to share the impact the ban has had on the Yemeni-American community of New York, bringing awareness to the importance immigrants have played in making New York City a diverse and powerful city for all. Shot on assignment for Gothamist. More here.