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If you're buying food that is cheap, then you are eating exploitation,

both to the farm workers and to Mother Earth.

There is no way to produce healthy food for the price that most of it is being sold.

What is settler colonialism and how does it manifest in our food system?

How does the lack of work authorization for a large number of undocumented farm workers

impact their ability to speak up against oppression for their labor rights, and also for their

firsthand observations on the true conditions of our farmlands that they work with every day.

That's just the tip of the iceberg of what you'll hear today.

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about B-U-N-Z on your smartphone, and I'll tell you more later. For now to our conversation with

Rosalinda Guillain, a widely recognized farm worker and rural justice leader, and the executive director of

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