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The border tragedy told from the perspective of a former Border Patrol agent. Jenn writes with the grim judgment of someone who's seen things they want to forget.
Careen combines deep subject matter expertise in immigration with pluck and passion. We need more experts like Careen who aren't afraid of taking a strong stand.
Contemplative video essays and love letters to favorite films, "Indulging a Second Look" is at times a gentle meditation and other times a brooding investigation. Portraits of the near transport viewers and readers far away. "Indulging a Second Look" is existential, full of wonder, and earnest.
Decolonized Journalism is thorough and informative, but what I like best is Arturo's fiery, unapologetic approach to journalism. Come for the information, stay for the IDGAFness.
What I love about Latino Lens is that it feels like a community meeting. It's informative, actionable, and human-centric. Sylvia puts a human face to often-faceless issues.
Austin Kocher is a sorely needed voice of reason in the conversation about U.S. immigration. His approach is both evidence-based and compassionate. His motivation is manifest through his writing: shine a light on a byzantine system that operates largely outside of view.
Immigrant Strong is an invaluable compendium of writing by and about immigrants. The immigrant experience, in its illimitable variety, is well-represented here through essays and books, deftly contextualized and curated by Vesna.