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Not Your Ordinary Delivery Drivers
March 26, 2021AUSTIN, TX. — The driver had only one shot at making the drop-off right. The delivery instructions seemed simple enough —drop off reproductive health kits,…
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Short Story: “November Fourteenth, 1817”
November 13, 2020They call me La Pola. Only now, walking towards certain death, it occurs to me that I don’t know why. I’m kind of glad today…
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Poesía: The Wall
November 13, 2020The hollow of lifeless soil Bleeds injustice and punctures lives This scar they sow, so splendidly cruel The scar unties soil It separates blood, lacks…
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Exploring the Flaws in America’s “Immigration Nation”
September 29, 2020AUSTIN, Tx—At this year’s Texas Tribune Festival, investigative reporter Jean Guerrero and law professor Cristina Rodríguez discussed the current and controversial immigration policies of the…
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My Life as a College Student & Essential Worker
May 1, 2020AUSTIN, Texas—During a global pandemic like we are facing today, many have the option of working from home and prioritizing their health and community. Unfortunately,…
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Helen Chávez the Heroine of Speaking Up
March 31, 2020I was 14-years-old, sitting in my freshman geometry class, when I saw three boys throwing paper wads at a mentally challenged student named Angel*. I…
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Un Día Sin Nosotras: Mexico Will Go A Day Without Women And We Need to Care
March 8, 2020AUSTIN, Texas —The familiar cat call you hear as you’re walking down the street, minding your business. The unfairness in a Latinx household where a…
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Book corner: A Latina’s take on Nina Moreno and Elizabeth Acevedo’s latest works
March 26, 2019Nina Moreno’s Don’t Date Rosa Santos Rosa Santos is cursed. Or, at least her family is. Every time a Santos woman falls in love with…
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Two Promising Latinas on getting selected for groundbreaking Movement Mujeres fellowship
February 8, 2019The fellowship wants to disrupt the so-called ‘Good Old Boys Club’ that has shaped Texas government, policy and nonprofit sectors in favor of leadership that looks like the state it represents and fights for the causes its constituents most care about.
