claudette: this is the garden. the idea is for everyone in the kitchen to touch soil at least once a day. cook's having a bad day, go out and pull weeds, you know, get off the line. we'll cover him. but i think humans need to touch soil, and we need to take our shoes off and walk in the dirt and kind of that holistic approach to it. the reason why mexican food is so special in mexico is really because of the ground that these ingredients grow in. it's virgin land, uncharted territory, you know? and everything i know about mexico, it's people that work with their hands. i got invited to cook cinco de mayo dinner in puebla, in puebla city. downtown puebla, if you walk around, you can see the colonialism. we dedicated a whole day to go visit this family of a tlachiquero. and a tlachiquero is someone that preserves the art of making pulque. pulque is a fermented agave drink. alberto is from a family of tlachiqueros, and he takes it incredibly serious. i'm trying to figure out how to get alberto's pulque at el jardin. i

did not want to fight and make a symbol out of claudette. because she was dark skin, and she was pregnant. it wasn't married. so in came the class thing and i don't think a lot of times cheryl we want to talk about some of the class stuff that we have in our own community. the rosa parks was inspired by clark. they did it nine months later. she was light skin married. she was the model fred gray was a lawyer for rose apostles. also the lord for claudette. he was beyond that and one reason why that story hit at home to me. i didn't come. from a family of preaching many of the ministers that have been in civil rights are the second third or fourth generation preachers. my father was not that and my father left when i was 10, and my mother had to raise me on a wealth and food stamps my sister and i so i didn't have the pedigree and the lineage of a lot of the high profile civil rights preaching leaders had before me and you face class things there. i remember when i was 18 a guy joined my youth group. he got killed his daddy was a big entertain

rosa parks was inspired by claudette, she was light-skinned, married, she was the model.fred gray, the lawyer for claude it was beyond that at one of the reasons that story had home to me, i didn't come from a family of preachers, many of the ministers in civil rights are the second, third or fourth generation preachers, my problem is not that and my father left when i was 10 and my mother had to raise me on welfare and food stamps, my sister and i so i didn't have the pedigree and lineage alomar lotto high profile civil rights preacher leaders before me. i remember when i was 18 i joined my youth group, he got killed, his daddy took me like his son, james brown, the godfather of soul. i remember a lot of them looked down on james brown but james brown was who we liked so what i wanted to raise their was all of this you got to qualify to be a victim, having to qualify to be a leader, james brown made an appointment to go to the white house to lobby for martin luther king's birthday in 1982 and on the plane james brown said to me reverend, never call everybody by their sur

. ♪ ÑcÑcÑcÑcú/ú/ú/ú/ú/ú/ claudette zepeda-wilkins: american is a relative term. what is american?the border is, you know, just a speed bump in between two countries. as a child, i think we took tj for granted not because it was a different country to me. to me, it was just like, "oh, it's just tj. it's where the other half of my family lives." and en if i was in tj my entire life, being this far north, you are sort of removed from the other parts of mexico and the culture. you're mexican, but you don't ally know.

claudette raised her kids in this home was devastated by hurricane harvey's floodwaters.or humanity. they have so much funding for this property, and so they did not finished because they will limited to the funding . she tried several local groups and contractors. but the repairs seemed out of reach. then the saint bernard project stepped in giving her and her kids their home back. you feel like they've been forgotten about they might be in a different program. that is, there is not helping. what we're here to do is really solved that problem and bring some predictability and some certainty to the homeowners who just don't know where else to look partners with insurance companies, volunteer groups and private investors to help people like miss claudette returned to their homes. it's been five years as bp has a long list of harvey victims to reach we have a goal for all of 2022. hit 70 homes fema thanks groups like sbp for helping pull some of the load when it comes to home repairs and storm recovery can't leave out the product sector, the volunteer agencies, the faith ba

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