How the Produce Aisle in an American Supermarket Looks to a Migrant Farmworker · Global Voices
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How does picking tomatoes compare to onions? And what about strawberries? One Mexican American migrant farmworker who lives in California's Central Valley explains what he sees at the supermarket.
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