PHILADELPHIA – The sound of 100 voices speaking various languages bounced around the Catholic school gymnasium like a basketball. The diverse group of Northeast Philadelphia residents – some whose families have been here for generations, others brand new to the country – gathered for dinner to discuss how to unite communities. The conversations, many carried [...] Related posts: Indian Immigrants in the United States Immigrants use less welfare than native‐born Americans An American life: How Asian migrants built unique communities
Over shared meals, Philadelphians write a recipe for citizenship
