US EditionNational City native pens Chicano history book
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National City native pens Chicano history book
María Dolores Águila, 40, a Chicana poet and author from National City, is bringing Mexican-American history and everyday acts of resilience to the forefront of children’s literature. Águila’s debut picture book, “Barrio Rising,” illustrated by Magdalena Mora, tells the story of the activism that led to the creation of Chicano Park in San Diego, home to the largest outdoor mural collection in the U.S. Her inspiration came from her own community.…
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