Los Angeles is my NUMBER ONE audience city, and this Mexican American guy from South Texas made those 40 hours count. 👀 I got interviews done, connected with inspiring Latinos I have followed for years, and built new relationships. 🎤 Being together reminded me how much talent and determination we have in our community. I work to keep our people informed wherever they live. Getting to meet face to face reminded me who I am doing this with and why I keep going. 🤎
With elections coming up, I want us to SHOW UP and put that power to work. 🗳️ I am tired of rhetoric that treats Latinos like a problem while taking our work, money, and contributions for granted. Apparently, our labor is welcome but our opinions need an invitation. Qué conveniente.
We have always been part of this country, and I want us helping decide its future. Each of us has a role. Vote if you can. Help someone get informed. Organize. Our ancestors worked too hard for us to spend our energy tearing each other down.
I believe we can build lasting change together and leave future generations more than another struggle to survive. ✊🏽
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