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"She believes — and repeats — that grassroots organizing remains the most powerful tool available to communities, and that a united voice can shift the foundations of power. Three months into Donald Trump’s second term, as attacks on Latino communities intensify once again, the union leader remains vigilant. History has vindicated her, but it hasn’t granted her rest. Speaking with steady conviction during a video call with EL PAÍS, en route to the Immigrant Day of Action 2025 conference in Sacramento, California, she reflects on seven decades of activism, the enduring impact of the foundation that bears her name, and a legacy she refuses to allow to be silenced. Because, as she says, 'sometimes you have to get kicked in the butt to wake up.'"
