Chinese restuarants across America, woks sizzle fried rice to the chorus of Facebook gossip. The faded pictures of the selection makes the No. 5 look better than the No. 13, and both taste like they’re fried in the same grease. Where grape soda replaces green tea, and asking for extra packets of duck sauce and more broccoli might get you cussed out, two seeminingly distinct peoples evaluate culture and captialism seperated by bulletprrof glass. Watch as Trevor Traynor treks Brooklyn, camera in hand, for a study on race in the context of $3 lunch meals. More to come on this conversation. Until then,  follow @ishotya on Twitter. 

Chinese restuarants across America, woks sizzle fried rice to the chorus of Facebook gossip. The faded pictures of the selection makes the No. 5 look better than the No. 13, and both taste like they’re fried in the same grease. Where grape soda replaces green tea, and asking for extra packets of duck sauce and more broccoli might get you cussed out, two seeminingly distinct peoples evaluate culture and captialism seperated by bulletprrof glass. Watch as Trevor Traynor treks Brooklyn, camera in hand, for a study on race in the context of $3 lunch meals. More to come on this conversation.