Sometimes it's hard, you know, just wanted to feel safe, but you don't know who to speak to. It's so important that we have police that want to help us [music] and they know our background and our culture and also our language. When you have a language barrier or when you have a cultural barrier, [music] you are at a disadvantage. We've seen a lot of cracks in the system that could have been fixed [music] if there was some sort of representation. When we are working with the people >> we we're able [music] to voice our opinions and we are able to be seen and even more so to be heard. Coming to our communities, it [music] creates a different kind of relationship rather than just calling 911 or or trying to go down to the police department. [music] Regardless of how we look, at the end of the day, we're helping Americans. [music]