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Okay, Tamarindos, this is my second interview, part two of featuring amazing

Mujeres for Women's History Month. I'm really excited

that I have Nora Vargas joining me right now. She's the vice president of community and

government relations at Plant Parenthood for the Pacific Southwest. And also, she's a governor

brown appointee on the California State Teachers Retirement System.

So thank you, Nora, for spending some time to join with us today at that Marinda podcast. How are you doing?

I'm doing really, really well, and I'm so excited to be joining you today, and I'm looking

forward to our conversation.

Great, great. I know you're in San Diego, and we appreciate you taking the time for the call. So I wanted to ask you, how has your experience, this is Women's History Month,

and your experience as a woman and as a Latina, how has that shaped your personal accomplishments?

So I guess I would respond to it a little bit bigger, rather than women's months,

and that I'm the oldest before in my family, and I grew up in Pijuana.

But I grew up with parents who were really, really always emphasizing how important it was

for us to go to school and travel and to the

world and trying to make an impact. And so I think my three sisters, my two sisters and I

and my brother, I think we're very fortunate to have feminist parents. And as Latinas, I think

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