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what does that mean? - that s a great question. i think it s like a marketplace where latin families around here could come and get their fresh produce. - and now they re all latin businesses. - yeah, you ve got a peruvian brothers, the salvadorian pupusas, a venezuelan homemade chocolate, artisanal. what s grabbing your fancy? - all right. well, i heard pupusa. did we not mention pupusa? - pupusas are cornmeal tortillas with different fillings like pork or beans and cheese and are a popular dish in el salvador. which was your favorite pupusa then? - i like bean and cheese. - bean and cheese. - yeah. - let s stop talking about it. let s go get it. - yeah, let s, please. [both speaking spanish] - this is her jam. she loves pupusas. - oh, my gosh. i haven t had it in a while. - how did you get here? how did you come up with this incredible idea? - oh, my gosh. - spill the tea. - the whole idea. - spill the tea, come on. - spill the tea, okay. so basically, my parents arrived in the d.c
the l or barista coffee and espresso system. a masterpiece in taste the l or barista coffee [acoustic guitar music] - d.c. has a museum a mfor everything:aste american history, african american history and culture, the national archives, and the list goes on and on. but yo, there s a big one missing, a museum honoring the contributions of latinos, and we deserve a place on the national mall. believe me, i know. i did my homework for my show latin history for morons. yo, what happened in the 3,000 years between our great indigenous civilizations and us? how did we become so goddamn nonexistent? [gentle orchestral music] the good news is, the smithsonian and congress are building the museum of the american latino, and i ve been pushing to make it happen by raising money and joining the board for the friends of the american latino museum. we need this mecca where we can all come and bring our grandchildren so they see themselves celebrated, honored, respected.
- participate. - participate. - that s the key takeaway. participate. - and run for office, and run for office. - thank you, maria. what a pleasure. - god bless you. - i feel like maria teresa just gave me a challenge. register more latinos to vote. and that s why i m tapping clarissa martinez de castro of unidos u.s. for some help. unidos u.s. got its start in the civil rights movement and since then has partnered with over 300 organizations to support door knocking, phone calling, and canvassing. clarissa is one of their top organizers, an unstoppable force. she went from undocumented immigrant to leading voter campaigns across the country. how did you end up in d.c.? - so interesting story. i came to the united states from mexico. [acoustic guitar music] i was a teenager, and it was my mom s decision. i was undocumented at the time. - right. - we didn t know what the future was gonna hold, and there was a passionate group of advocates