How the produce aisle looks to a migrant farmworker
How the produce aisle looks to a migrant farmworker
How does picking the tomato compare to the onion? And what about strawberries? One Mexican American migrant farmworker who lives in California's Central Valley took us to the produce aisle to tell us what he sees when he's at the supermarket.
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