Mimi Alas writes about her dream of returning to ballet after quitting by age nine due to insecurities about her body. What she found at 29 was that her story wasn't isolated.
Blending childhood memories, her own family’s story, and a century-long journey through the border, TheNew York Times journalist reveals the roots of today’s border crisis on her book “El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory”
Combinando recuerdos de la infancia, la historia de su propia familia y un recorrido de un siglo a través de la frontera, la periodista del New York Times revela las raíces de la crisis fronteriza actual en su libro “El Paso: Five Families and One Hundred Years of Blood, Migration, Race, and Memory”.
From home kitchens and showers to animal shelters: A walk through Corpus Christi reveals residents’ creativity to cut water use and adapt to scarcity.
Mimi Alas escribe sobre su sueño de volver al ballet después de haberlo abandonado a los nueve años debido a inseguridades con su cuerpo. Lo que descubrió a los 29 años fue que su historia no era un caso aislado.