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Three characters represent hard-working residents

Three characters represent hard-working residents whose body language conveys their exhaustion after a long day of work. — Ana Garcia, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Sculptor George Segal created these three sculptur

Sculptor George Segal created these three sculptures of bronze and white platina in 1982. — Ana Garcia, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

“The commuters” in the Port Authority bus stat

“The commuters” in the Port Authority bus station. — Ana Garcia, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Pepsi-Cola sign in Queens, Long Island City. O

The Pepsi-Cola sign in Queens, Long Island City. Originally built in 1940, the sign was initially placed atop PepsiCo’s 5th Avenue bottling factory then permanently relocated to its current location on Vernon Boulevard in 2009. -- Edgard Cruz, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Tacos Al Pastor — Taco Mix, East Harlem, Manhatt

Tacos Al Pastor — Taco Mix, East Harlem, Manhattan: Tacos al pastor are pork tacos, but the catch is that the pork is marinated for 24 hours in chiles, spices, and pineapple. These are my favorite tacos. I can eat them daily and especially after a long day one can enjoy these tacos with a Mexican beer, La Victoria. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Enchiladas de Molé — Molé, Upper East Side, Ma

Enchiladas de Molé — Molé, Upper East Side, Manhattan: This dish is tortillas stuffed with chicken, rolled up and covered in molé sauce. Molé is an ingredient used through many decades. The key to molé is knowing the right amount of chocolate to add so it can be spicy and, at the same time, sweet. In this dish we see that the restaurant incorporates sesame seeds, this type of tradition comes from Guadalajara, Mexico. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Tacos de Carnitas — Mallenche, Prospect Park Sou

Tacos de Carnitas — Mallenche, Prospect Park South, Brooklyn: Tacos de carnitas in English has a funny name. It means tacos of little meats. Carnitas consist of pulled pork, but cut down to smaller bits. Taco de carnitas is America’s number two of the top five favorite tacos. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Hurarache de Carnitas — Quesadillas Doña Matty,

Hurarache de Carnitas — Quesadillas Doña Matty, East Harlem, Manhattan: A “Hurarache de Carnitas” in English is a pork “sandal,” so named due to the shape of the tortilla. The same ingredients found on sopes can be added onto a huarache. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Tacos Ribeye — Pink Cantina, Lower Manhattan: Wh

Tacos Ribeye — Pink Cantina, Lower Manhattan: What better way to experience a taco than building your own. Fun fact, tacos came to America in 1905 in San Antonio, Texas, when Mexicans started making their way to America. It created the opportunity for plenty of people to start businesses such as food stands, restaurants, or food trucks. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Sopes de Al Pastor — Delicias Puebla, Queens:

Sopes de Al Pastor — Delicias Puebla, Queens: Sopes could be described as Masa boats which are basically a thicker handmade tortilla with rim pinched to make it more of a border, so the ingredients do not fall out. Toppings consist of beans, al pastor (pork), shredded cheese, and lettuce. — Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Tacos de Lengua — Quesadillas Doña Matty, East

Tacos de Lengua — Quesadillas Doña Matty, East Harlem, Manhattan: Tacos de lengua means tongue tacos. These tacos are made of a cow’s tongue. It sounds disgusting in English but once you give it a taste it will become one of your favorite tacos. -- Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Tacos de Alambre — Tacos El Poblano, Lincoln Par

Tacos de Alambre — Tacos El Poblano, Lincoln Park, Bronx: Tacos de Alambre can come in various way. In Tacos El Poblano in the Bronx, they serve these tacos as any other tacos, cilantro, onion and choice of sauce. Typically, tacos de Alambre can come with melted cheese, avocado, even bacon. -- Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

I am American Mexican but I relate more to my Mexi

I am American Mexican but I relate more to my Mexican side. What I enjoy most about Mexican foods is that one can order the same food, but the place can make it a different way. Every Mexican dish has a signature. It can be the use of color, of spices, of vegetables or how it is presented on the dish. -- Karey Benitez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The curators explain: “Each of the artworks we s

The curators explain: “Each of the artworks we selected depicts our cultures and community as we see them. By showing the perspectives of the less represented lives of the people of New York we are centering the positive aspects of our city: our home.” — Jacqueline Hamilton, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The show was curated by the Teen Council, an after

The show was curated by the Teen Council, an after-school program for high school students to study and create art. — Jacqueline Hamilton, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The What We Call Home exhibit at The Bronx Museum

The What We Call Home exhibit at The Bronx Museum of the Arts includes three photographs by famous photographer Jamel Shabazz that capture the idea of home during New York City in the 1980s. — Jacqueline Hamilton, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Old headstones adjacent to Asbury Crestwood United

Old headstones adjacent to Asbury Crestwood United Methodist Church. Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The gravesite looks out onto a busy intersection w

The gravesite looks out onto a busy intersection with an entrance to the Bronx River Parkway. -- Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Small cemeteries can be found in unlikely places i

Small cemeteries can be found in unlikely places in Yonkers, tucked beside busy roads and behind modern storefronts. -- Giulia Gionta, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Yuca Arts Program created this mural underneat

The Yuca Arts Program created this mural underneath the 3rd Avenue Bridge in Mott Haven. -- Nina Vazquez, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

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