Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 3月27日 08時05分

With a face mask on and staying 6 feet away, photographer @strange.victory embarked on documenting the lives of the new first responders in New York: the city's grocery-store workers. Now among the city’s most crucial personnel, the grocery-store workers she spoke with know their roles have changed dramatically, with the current public health crisis turning them into a lifeline for families—and possibly the only other person a customer might talk to all day, or all week. Their jobs have grown to include absorbing and defraying the city’s tension; smiling, politely assisting. But they are also now exposed to new dangers.
Above: Viviana Robles, 22, from the Bronx, is a cashier at Westside Market in the East Village. “My mom is very weak and diabetic. I like hugging her and all that…but I try not to be that lovable with her [right now]. I say ‘I love you,’ but I could have some of the bacteria on my clothing, so, just in case, I haven’t been hugging as much.” “I do sometimes think about not coming in [to work], but someone else could take my spot here.” Tap the link in our bio to read more of their stories. Photographed by @strange.victory

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