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my name is tiffany caban. and i am a 32-year-old queer latina public defender and activist. and i have spent my entire adult life fighting to bring justice to working people. and this year, i came pretty close to becoming the district attorney of queens. [crowd chanting "you got robbed"] ms. caban: but you know, it is completely surreal for me to be here with you all. my grandparents came here from puerto rico, and my parents grew up in public housing not too far from the housing units that are right across the street. they grew up with mold, chipping paint, asbestos. crumbling series. name a serious health risk, and my parents had it. and early on -- i'm short, . i'm short, y'all. early on, our family learned the government didn't really care about us. our schools were overcrowded. our apartments and homes were crumbling, and our neighborhoods were over-policed and resource-starved. so my dad became an elevator mechanic and my mom went to -- looked after other people's kids. and they saved up to send me to high school. and for me, the long bus ride into a different neighbor