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Jul 2018
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Rosa Clemente on Puerto Rico, Me Too and...

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She was the first Latina to run for vice president with the Green Party in 2008, but Rosa Clemente has long been organizing for political and social change. Maria and Julio talk to Rosa about her organizing work, the rap industrial complex and her independent reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico.   Want to read/watch more?


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