The United States of Diaspora
Briefly

Vivian Nun Halloran explains how those in a cultural diaspora often distance themselves from their origins, highlighting the challenges faced by immigrant communities in maintaining their traditions.
Nini Nguyen shares that after fleeing the war in Vietnam, the Vietnamese community in New Orleans relied heavily on the Catholic Church for support and cultural preservation, particularly through food.
For authentic Cuban cuisine in Tampa, family-run establishments like Columbia Restaurant and La Teresita are essential for experiencing traditional dishes, embodying the city’s rich culinary heritage.
Washington, D.C. welcomed many Ethiopian refugees in the 1970s due to political unrest, leading to a diverse cultural presence that has enriched the city's culinary landscape.
Read at InsideHook
[
|
]