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Hey, this is Annie.

And Samantha.

I'm welcome to Steph and Never Told You,

a projection of I-Heart Radio.

And before we get into this episode, just a quick content warning, we're not going to go into details or specifics or anything, but we are going to mention sexual assault and murder.

So keep that in mind.

And welcome to an activist around the world.

I still am not 100% with my voice.

I feel like this is the longest run in my voice being this bad.

Yeah, I haven't known you your whole life or anything,

but for as long as I have known you, this is definitely the longest. Yeah. I haven't known you your whole life or anything, but for as long as I have known you, this is definitely the longest.

Yes. I think we're closing in on like three weeks of me. And every time I think I'm getting better, I'm not. I don't know what it is because I feel like I'm even worse when I get on mic.

And Christina is doing all the magical work and making sure that you don't hear me clearing my throat every three seconds.

It's really gross. I'm so sorry. Happy allergy season, everyone. But with that, yes, the show must go on sometimes. But today happens to be one of those times because Annie's been running a tight ship, even without me. And today we wanted to talk about a legendary

woman who's been working a majority of her life to work for immigrants and migrant workers in the U.S.

Rosalinda Gien. She's known as a farm worker and rural justice leader.

Gian has dedicated her life to fight for the rights of migrant farm workers in the Pacific Northwest

and honestly all over.

She's the current executive director of Community to Community or C2C, which, according to their

site, Foodjustice.org, is an organization

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