Selected Writing
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ARTS & CULTURE
LA Times
By Her Own Hand showcases rare books and manuscripts by women
The Free Black Women’s Library amplifies the voices of female African American writers
Hyperallergic
Ruth Asawa's Life and Legacy, in Both Art and Education
As ACLU SoCal's First Artist in Residence, Audrey Chan Emphasizes Immigration Rights
A Photographer and Writer Document the Stories of Queer People Across the US
Bringing Murals to the Streets of one of LA's Poorest Neighborhoods
Art21
Gala Porras-Kim Negotiates Soft Power as an Artist-Curator
KCET Artbound + Southland Sessions
The Arts Are More Than Entertainment: L.A. Art in Tumultuous Times
Ofelia Esparza Brings Altar-Making Beyond Dia de los Muertos
New Book Sets Mark Twain Classic on the L.A. River
Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles (CARLA)
Forged by Fire: How a Ceramic Studio is Creating a Radical Community
Hunker
The Enduring Importance of the Quilts of Gee's Bend
Ceramicist Yuko Nishikawa's Comfy Yet Eclectic Apartment and Studio
Artist Lilian Martinez Welcome Us Into Her Artsy Desert Retreat
Why You Should Know About the Legacy of Weaver Gunta Stölzl
What's the Difference Between Wicker, Rattan, and Cane?
Shondaland
Inside Lilliam Rivera's Fictional World of Girls, Gangs, and Dreams
GOOD
Photographer Laura Aguilar Illuminates The Lives, and Bodies, of Queer Women of Color
The Guardian
Why are half of Latino immigrant TV characters portrayed as criminals?
Bustle
In 'With The Fire On High,' Elizabeth Acevedo Gives Young Readers Of Color A Story Of Joy
Esme Weijun Wang Unpacks the Stereotypes & Myths of Mental Illness In 'The Collected Schizophrenias'
Bitch
We're Here, We're Sheer: Cora Harrington's Lingerie Revolution
Online Photography Groups Bring Women of Color into Focus
Not Another Teen Book: Contemporary YA Lit Acknowledges the Spectrum of Teenage Experiences
Illustrators Capture Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's Breathtaking Moment
LA Weekly
"Radical Women" of Latin American Art Get the Museum Show They Deserve
For 30 years, East L.A. Photographer Laura Aguilar Has Been Doing Something Daring
Star Montana's Photos Capture Loss, Pain and Family Secrets in East L.A.
Designer Justina Blakeney Says Welcome to the Jungalow
Remezcla
Meet Emilia Cruz, the Painter Behind Ana's Art on 'Gentefied'
These Powerful Photos Humanize Latino Survivors of Drug Addiction & Incarceration in New Mexico
Los Angeles Magazine
How a 1993 Step Van Became One of L.A.'s Most Interesting Art Galleries
In a West Adams Backyard, the Duo Uno+Ichi is Creating L.A.'s Cutest Ceramics
Broadly
'Remember the Wild Looking Black Girl': Portrait of a Goth Beauty Blogger
The Latinx Artist Capturing L.A.'s Punk Scene in Raw, Intimate Portraits
Fabrik
Christina Fernandez: Camera Lens as Window
Inside Self-Help Graphics & Día de Los Muertos: a Cultural Legacy
The Establishment
Ramiro Gomez's Provocative Art Takes on Labor and Racism
HelloGiggles
"Love, Hate and Other Filters" is a YA novel all adults should read
Author Liliam Rivera on the importance of Latinx voices and "The Education of Margot Sanchez"
VICE's The Creators Project
Taxi Fabric Turns Cabs into Traveling Art
A Paraguayan Artist Illustrates a Positive Portrait of Female Sexuality
Complex
Inspiration in the Streets: How Street Artist APEX Has Evolved Along with San Francisco
About Face: San Francisco's Zio Ziegler
ArtSlant
Silencing the Catcalls: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh's Stop Telling Women to Smile Project
PERSONAL ESSAYS/MEMOIR
PANK
Electric Literature
I Want to Speak for Myself, Not the Whole Latinx Community
Catapult
My Mother's Hope: On Being a First-Generation Latina in College
Remezcla
Op-Ed: Here’s How School Loan Forgiveness Would Help Latinas Like Me
Artsy
This Artwork Changed My Life: Graciela Iturbide's "Nuestra Señora de Las Iguanas"
Refinery29
Depression Has Always Been The Third Wheel in My Relationship
7 Women on the Morning Rituals That Help Their Anxiety
Bustle
These are the YA novels I wish I Had After My Father Died When I Was 12
VICE's Tonic
I'm Trying to Channel My Depression Like Frida Kahlo
I Named My Anxiety in Order to Tame it
Cosmopolitan
People Told Me That I'd Only Get into College Because I'm Hispanic