From Family Separation and Homelessness to Running for Congress with Joaquín Vázquez
Listeners, we're back this week with Joaquín Vázquez!
Joaquín Vázquez is a first-generation Mexican American, born and raised by working-class undocumented immigrant parents in San Diego.
Joaquín has a vast history in the community as an organizer, serving individually and in various progressive advocacy organizations. He’s fought to bring justice for working class and marginalized families in poverty at all levels of government; from fighting against displacement locally to achieving equitable public education funding in Sacramento. Under President Obama's administration, Joaquín worked on federal economic, environmental, and labor policy. On the international stage, he fought for refugee justice and for the most vulnerable countries to get a seat at the table at the United Nations in Switzerland. Now, Joaquín is fighting for the people of California's 53rd Congressional District to have a voice in Washington, DC and fight the Trump agenda.
TW: We talk about family separation and homelessness. Your mental health is important.
During our conversation, Joaquín shares his childhood and how he witnessed his father's deportation to now running for Congress.
You will also hear me give you an update of what happened this week and the lessons I learned in the last few days.
The NY Times article I quoted on the show is here.
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Joaquín Vázquez is a first-generation Mexican American, born and raised by working-class undocumented immigrant parents in San Diego.
Joaquín has a vast history in the community as an organizer, serving individually and in various progressive advocacy organizations. He’s fought to bring justice for working class and marginalized families in poverty at all levels of government; from fighting against displacement locally to achieving equitable public education funding in Sacramento. Under President Obama's administration, Joaquín worked on federal economic, environmental, and labor policy. On the international stage, he fought for refugee justice and for the most vulnerable countries to get a seat at the table at the United Nations in Switzerland. Now, Joaquín is fighting for the people of California's 53rd Congressional District to have a voice in Washington, DC and fight the Trump agenda.
TW: We talk about family separation and homelessness. Your mental health is important.
During our conversation, Joaquín shares his childhood and how he witnessed his father's deportation to now running for Congress.
You will also hear me give you an update of what happened this week and the lessons I learned in the last few days.
The NY Times article I quoted on the show is here.
Polling Place Locator
Follow Joaquín on all things social:
Website
Follow Cafe con Pam on all things social
http://cafeconpam.com/
Findmypowersister.com
Join FREE online Recovering Procrastinator Manis Community!
stayshining.club
For the Small Biz Support Program head over to
www.spreadideasmovepeople.com/sbsp
Subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!
And don't ever forget, to Stay Shining!
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/cafe-con-pam--6348411/support.
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