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image of a total solar eclipse

Threshold

By Scott Broker
Silhouette of a crowd of people wielding swords against a fiery background, as if to suggest war.

Once Upon a Time

By Natsume Sōseki, translated from Chinese by Ryan Choi
A fly sits on edge of a white flower's petal against a blurry green background.

Kingdom

By Brian Gyamfi

My Mother’s Stalker

By K-Ming Chang

Michelle García

Michelle García is a journalist and essayist. She is a Soros Equality fellow and the current Dobie Paisano writer-in-residence. She is working on a book about the border. Find her at www.michellegarciainc.com and on twitter at @pistoleraprod.
Rewriting the West Essay AmericasHistoryPolitics

Death of a Dream

By Michelle García February 19, 2019
As demographics shift, Latinos in Texas are claiming the majority and seeing themselves in the center of the national story.
Rewriting the West Essay

New Series: Rewriting the West

By Adriana Gallardo, Michelle García, Fernanda Santos, Raúl Ramos, and Carolina A. Miranda February 19, 2019
Reconsidering the origin stories and mythologies of Los Angeles, Texas, Arizona, the Alamo, and a family.
Commentary PoliticsUSA

Trumpworld

By Michelle García October 21, 2016

Billed as an aberration, Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric is anything but.

Commentary Arts & CultureLit World

Me and Gay Talese in the Middle

By Michelle García April 12, 2016

Confronting the legendary journalist after his recent controversial remarks.

Essay AfricaTravel & Adventure

The War of Forgetting

By Michelle García May 1, 2015

Inspired by Eduardo Galeano, the discovery that all wars—personal, territorial, political—have afterlives in our grief and memory.

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