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On last week\u2019s episode of New Mexico in Focus, I spoke with Julia Bernal, executive director of Pueblo Action Alliance. The conversation was just the most recent with Bernal, who has been on the show a few times in recent years, talking about Water Back<\/a>, the State Legislature<\/a>, and changing how we think about water management<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This time, Bernal and I talked about protecting New Mexico\u2019s lands, waters, and communities during the upcoming Trump administration, lessons learned from the Dakota Access Pipeline protests at Standing Rock, and what true leadership might look like in the face of a culture of toxic masculinity.<\/p>\n\n\n\n