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‘Not Everyone Can Leave’: Survival Advice from Trans Teens in Texas
Texas, United States · Texas

‘Not Everyone Can Leave’: Survival Advice from Trans Teens in Texas

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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by Deceleration, coproduced with Truthout, and is republished here with permission. “The hostility has always been there,” Paul told me. “But I feel like it truly began to ramp up like 2020.” A 16-year-old student at a large public high school in a large Texas city, Paul (a pseudonym to protect his safety) is a varsity athlete with aspirations to join the FBI. But in 2020 he was still in midd…See the Story
Poem: To the CEO of Centerpoint Energy, Who Smirks Next to a Thermostat that Reads 70 Degrees
Austin, Texas · Austin

Poem: To the CEO of Centerpoint Energy, Who Smirks Next to a Thermostat that Reads 70 Degrees

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I am here on the cold tiled floor with my son who is stripped down to his diaper.He is learning how to crawl, how to movein this great big world. Together, we feelhow cool air falls, how the hot air of the morning rises, up to the ceiling of our home, which is lit only by the sun.It’s been days since the hurricane left us—and the heat of southeast Texas swooped into replace the lashing wind and the rain,And my son, he is oblivious.He feels no an…See the Story
Seeing the Unseen: New Books Build on Dagoberto Gilb's Storied Career
Austin, Texas · Austin

Seeing the Unseen: New Books Build on Dagoberto Gilb's Storied Career

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Since the publication of his 1985 chapbook of stories, Winners on the Pass Line, Dagoberto Gilb has been altering the literary landscape by offering his readers strong working class-centered fiction about Latinos in the Southwest. His efforts have earned him awards and honors such as the PEN/Hemingway Award for his breakthrough collection The Magic of Blood. Now, the 11 pieces in his latest collection, New Testaments—released October 1 by City L…See the Story

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