Ms. García writes on issues related to U.S. identity, race and national histories, specifically in the U.S. West and border. Her recent work has both unveiled human rights abuses and celebrated the humanity of those living in limbo at the U.S.-Mexico border. Her feature story in, “Hand of Terror,” examines the degrading and inhumane conditions of U.S. detention centers at the U.S.-Mexico border, reminiscent of Guantanamo Bay.
She was previously a 2018 Soros Equality Fellow and recipient of the Jesse H. Jones Writing Fellowshipthrough the Dobie Paisano fellowship awarded by the University of Texas at Austin and Texas Institute of Letters. She is on the advisory committee for IDAR/E, a project of the Women’s Media Center and named for fearless Tejana journalist, Jovita Idár.
pistoleraprod Admirable job and we need to develop more voice of women by women Dialogues DialoguesWomen
Thank you! Proud to stand among you as part of the IDAR/E team.