The Philadelphia Inquirer on #iAlphabet at Cherry Street Pier
The Philadelphia Inquirer: Philly’s ‘Immigrant Alphabet’ finds a new home at Cherry Street Pier
November 15, 2018 | Oona Goodin-Smith
A young woman is pictured standing stoically, suitcase in one hand, yellow folder in the other, on the cream-colored banner dancing in the breezy shadow of the Benjamin Franklin Bridge. “I” is for “immigrant,” it proclaims.
Nearby, a pair of hands flatten a piece of paper and photo identification. “G” is for “Green Card.”
And “A” is for “America,” “B” for “Border,” and “C” is for “Culture.”
