My Life As The Mexican Jack Kerouac
Mary Mata
When I was in high school, I had an unquenchable thirst for the road. I had read books by Jack London, Jack Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson that had romanticized […]
A Girl’s Guide To Responding To Catcalls
Mary Mata
I remember being a chubby and dorky 13 year-old girl and getting honked at by creeps when I walked in my neighborhood. Since I was so incredibly awkward and unattractive, […]
“Dos Pocitos” Is A Play About Identity, Pride And More
Mary Mata
By Chelsea McCullough It’s 2026 in a border town in Texas called Texaco. What was once South Texas has degenerated into an “ungoverned, lawless territory” where the only remaining residents […]
Bien Hecho: 3 Latinas Lead UTSA’S First Marching Band
Mary Mata August 30, 2011
Three Latinas will head the 200-plus member University of Texas at San Antonio marching band as drum majors. The three were voted in by their peers and head the first ever […]