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Hearing Maria’s Voice for the First Time

Maria Moreno and other farmworkers testify about the poverty and discrimination they face.

Aired 09/27/2019 | Rating TV-PG

VOCES

Hearing Maria’s Voice for the First Time

Clip: Season 2019 Episode 2 | 2m 20sVideo has Closed Captions

Maria Moreno and other farmworkers testify about the poverty and discrimination they face.

We hear Maria Moreno’s voice for the first time when her former co-worker, Henry Anderson, finds an old audiotape in which Maria testifies about the poverty and discrimination her family faced while harvesting food for a wealthy nation. She is joined by other farmworkers, whose voices evoke a lost past whose traces emerge in the abandoned shacks and overgrown fields of California’s Central Valley.

Aired 09/27/2019 | Rating TV-PG

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