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“Election” by Emily Perez and “What Was the Passion Fruit Called Before Europeans Renamed It” by Aline Mello investigate how language can both illuminate and obscure the structures of violence we find ourselves living within.
Harassed by the toxic hog industry and unprotected by environmental regulators, communities in Eastern North Carolina teamed up for a federal environmental justice battle.
What does the bottle promise — escape or destruction? In this capacious essay, Solis examines how Tejano families reckon with centuries of violence, trauma, and exploitation in South Texas.
This week in our series highlighting the poetry of Southern Latinx writers, we share “Iconoclast” a poem by Andrea Beltran exploring memory and devotion and “Domestic Violence,” a searing poem by Iliana Rocha.
Want to understand how white supremacy works on the everyday level? Look at what happened to the first (and only) Black, queer, woman-owned brewery in North Carolina.
