Show Notes
Julián Araujo (Mexico and LA Galaxy), who comes from a family of farmworkers, is using his voice to advocate for more equitable policies in the agriculture industry
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Julián Araujo
Lupe Araujo (Julian’s mother)
Jorge Araujo (Julian’s father)
Diana Tellefson Torres (Executive director of United Farm Workers Foundation)
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