My Taco Laughs at You: On Death Threats Aimed at Women of Color Who Don’t Fellate White Supremacy
When telling the truth is dangerous. Threats to women of color online and in real life.
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When telling the truth is dangerous. Threats to women of color online and in real life.
Esther Allen offers context for, and a translator’s perspective on, a publishing controversy.
The “American Dirt” dustup recalls another publishing fiasco.
Laura B. McGrath looks at the data to find out why the publishing industry is still so white.
Latinx novelist Michael Nava considers the unbearable whiteness of publishing.
Renee Hudson reviews Jennine Capó Crucet’s “My Time Among the Whites.”
Paul Ortiz's book helps us remember that the people who fought united against white supremacy, have a long and powerful track record.
A queer Puerto Rican girl from the Bronx has a summer fling in Gabby Rivera’s “Juliet Takes a Breath.”
In "The Poet X," a teenage Dominican girl in Harlem discovers herself through slam poetry.
Brenda Delfino interviews her former teacher Sara Borjas about her new book of poems, “Heart Like a Window, Mouth Like a Cliff.”
Daniel Olivas talks to Erika L. Sánchez about her new young adult novel.
Michael Nava visits “Native Country of the Heart,” a new memoir from Cherríe Moraga.
Désirée Zamorano asks Michael Nava about “Carved in Bone,” his latest mystery novel starring openly gay, Mexican-American defense attorney Henry Rios.