Reyna Grande’s Memories

THURSDAY, MAY 7
PROGRAM #11132 11:00 AM PT

Reyna Grande’s Memories. 

In her new book Corazón Migrante, Mexican American writer Reyna Grande brings together essays that trace her life as a brown woman in the United States — exploring writing as salvation, memory, the 43 missing students of Ayotzinapa, the cruelties of the border, and menopause. A voice that does not flinch from pain or violence, whether within families or the systems that surround them. A conversation about survival, identity, and resistance. This is an edition of the series “Thirty Years, Thirty Voices.”

Photo:  Reyna Grande/Facebook

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