Kristen Cabrera | Texas Standard
Kristen Cabrera is a graduate of the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies in Portland, Maine, where she saw snow for the first time and walked a mile through a blizzard. A native of the Rio Grande Valley, she graduated from the University of Texas-Pan American (now UTRGV) and is a former KUT News intern. She has been working as a freelance audio producer, writer and podcaster. Email her: kcabrera@kut.org
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“When she bloomed she brought us with her, and because of her we bloomed.”
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Republicans have structural advantages that are likely to keep them in power, even as voters fume over power and water outages.
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“Stressor, after stressor, after stressor is just, it’s hurting us psychologically, our immune system.”
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The individuals were turned away because they were undocumented immigrants.
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Reporters in both corners of the state say there's simply not enough doses going to where they're needed yet.
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"Homeland: Ethnic Mexican Belonging Since 1900" focuses on the ideas, not just the events, that Chicanos have fostered and debated.
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“This is a really hopeful or interesting region for both political parties because there’s not the strict boundary between conservative and liberal here.”
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Democrats must “start putting up legitimate candidates, legitimate Mexican-American or Latino candidates that have the backing of the party.”
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