Clarkston, Georgia: Ellis Island of the South - in pictures
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With more than 60 languages spoken, Clarkston, Georgia, is the most diverse square kilometre in America. Holly Aguirre / The National -
The Refuge Coffee Co in Clarkston, Georgia, is a non-profit company that gives new US residents a chance to learn a skill and earn a pay cheque. Photo: Caroline Barber -
There are many murals carrying pro-migrant and positive messages around the city. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Since opening seven years ago, Refuge Coffee has served thousands of customers from more than 80 countries in Clarkston. Holly Aguirre / The National -
The Refuge Coffee shop used to be a mechanic's garage. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Refuge Coffee is a non-profit company that gives migrants from all over the world their first job in the US. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Phyllis Ingram is a Grade 3 teacher who moved to Clarkston in the 1990s. She and her sorority sisters regularly support Refuge Coffee. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Atlanta, Georgia resident Phalary Huy and her family heard about Clarkston on a radio programme and visited on a Sunday to enjoy the various types of cuisine and markets. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Refuge Coffee has a 'giving kitchen' for those who want to share food with their neighbours. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Georgia State University has a beautiful campus within walking distance of downtown Clarkston. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Clarkston Village has ethnic restaurants, a world pharmacy and two halal markets. Holly Aguirre / The National -
The City Hall Annex in Clarkston, Georgia. Photo: Macallan Construction -
The city is home to 60 nationalities, earning it the nickname of Little Ellis Island. Photo: Caroline Barber -
Let's Eat Asian Food in Clarkston. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Kathmandu Kitchen and Grill in Clarkston. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Kathmandu Kitchen and Grill. Holly Aguirre / The National -
Deorali Grocery. Holly Aguirre / The National
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