Episode 7: Jesusa Rivera

De: Eric Wiener, Tanayi Seabrook

Narrado por: Queen Latifah

The plight of migrant farmworkers can be invisible, but that’s where Jesusa Rivera comes in. She grew up picking strawberries and potatoes with her family from Texas to South Bend, Indiana. Today she supports farm workers with education, safety, rights, and career opportunities to get out of the fields.

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