Over the years, I kept an active column for El Paso Herald Post online (now defunct) where I gave my perspective on topics from the borderland region and politics.

A journalist and freelance writer, often sharing my experiences as a Mexican, Xicana, a border girl, a Texan / Tejana, a Latina in politics…an everyday political guerrera.

In addition, I love traveling throughout Texas, finding those interesting stories that are hidden in everyday conversation. ​I have also had my writings published in national publications and other digital  cross-media platforms.

My work represents a voice from the border, able to show the side of the  conversation that is often lacking in mainstream media. I am a content creator, a storyteller. I write on a range on topics from: people, pop culture, politics or just general every day Mexican Texas life; proudly walking through the world with my desert nopal glasses on.

I’ve dedicated the last decade to creating content that highlights and celebrates Latina/o/x  stories from across the country and especially my home state, Texas.

In 2019, I was honored to be selected to participate — as part of a group of writers from across the nation —  in Yale School of Journalism’s ‘Thread’ storytellers in media workshop.