The vision Francis Ford Coppola presents in The Godfather is a reality that many first-generation Americans experienced in the first half of the twentieth century: you had to live near your own countrymen because your parents only spoke their language; you feel left out, shut out from the larger population.
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Katie Zimolzak definitely believes in the healing power of foods from the motherland, and she will make you pierogi or gołąbki if you ask nicely. She is a PhD candidate at the University of Southern California, where she is completing a dissertation on the multiple uses of promiscuity in 17th and 18th century British theater.

