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Hello and welcome to A Thousand Natural Shocks, A Bad With Money Podcast.

I'm your host, Gabe Dunn, and I'm really excited to have this person on their work.

I've seen it brought up in articles all the time and I just wanted to talk to you guys

personally. So can you tell my audience who you are and what you do? Yes. My name is Eliho Guerrero.

I am president of Lulac chapter 682 in Sigeen, Texas. This is a local chapter. So I'm speaking

in behalf of what our chapter has done, non-national Lulac Sure. Yes, yes. How did you get involved in the chapter near where you live, like the local chapter? Co-worker. Really? Yeah, so I originally started out in the New Bromfels chapter, which is just a city near Sagan, Texas, where we are. So I started with them. I live in Sigeen, so I got involved with the singing chapter after I moved here. And can you explain a little bit about what Lulac does? Lulac is the United Latin American citizens. It is the oldest Latin American civil rights organization that we have here in the United States. On a national level, you'll see a lot of articles and news about them kind of bringing up lawsuits, fighting against a lot of these laws that get passed in different states and they're just a civil rights organization at a national level and they're the ones always like fighting back on some of that legislation. That's anti-Hispanic or a little bit discriminatory. When did you get involved in SIGIN? So I've been in with the SIGIN chapter for four years now. Okay.

And how has that work changed in the last year?

First of all, I probably should explain a little bit about what our local chapter does.

Yes, yes, yes.

Yeah, so our local chapter has been mostly focused on two things that we have going on.

First one is we have a community garden.

So we have about two acres of land that we

cultivate plant food throughout the year and it's open to the community so anybody can come in

and if they need some food, we'll have veggies and throughout different seasons. We'll have corn,

potatoes and stuff like that. So it is a little haven for community members to come by who are

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