miseducation, but also just fear that we have right now in our community to come out and make ourselves be counted. damian: yeah, well, talk about veggielution, and who you are, and about why this collaboration makes sense. jazmin: yeah, sure; veggielution is a community urban farm. and we connect individuals from the community through food and farming, and we re part of the si se puede collective, which is five east san jose-based nonprofit organizations. and we re here together to talk about the census and why it is so important for our community to make themselves count. damian: so, because of both of your connections, you are able to not only go on to story and king, but get into mcginness and get into sunset, get into those pockets, those corners where maybe people might be i don t want to say hiding, but might be hiding. talk about that benefit and that advantage that you guys have by having those connections to be able to go into these deep pockets. jazmin: yes, of cou
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