Xochitl
A few weeks before Christmas 2017, my grandfather, mi abuelito, born in a migrant farm worker camp in rural Kansas, was called home by the
Chelsea Ann Hernandez
July 2, 2019
Tag: Nonfiction
Legacy
“You cannot control your parentage, but you can control your legacy.” –Rick Riordan, The House of Hades The world glows a brilliant white in
Cindy Skaggs
July 2, 2019
Two Dollar Bills Are Good Luck
My father is the type of man to take more than he gives. One of the few things he likes to give me and my
Sonia Alejandra Rodríguez
July 2, 2019
Nothing to Be Scared Of
Wearing my cutest bikini, gray background with white flowers, a little string thing, adorable, really, I lumber through laps as I swim at the Santa
Liz Ganem
July 2, 2019
The Inside Scoop on So to Speak’s Spring 2019 Contest
Are you planning on submitting to So to Speak’s annual contest for poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art? If not, you should be! Our staff
by the So to Speak Journal team
November 16, 2018
The Identity that Immigration Built
We are pleased to announce that the So to Speak Blog’s Immigration Limited Series is now open for submissions. Please read our submission guidelines and submit
by Jhanvi Ramaiya
September 21, 2018
100 Lies
(“Just remember: what you’re seeing and what you’re reading is not what’s happening.” Donald J. Trump) 1. The sun continues to rise in the
a collaboration by Debra Dean, Denise Duhamel, Angie Griffin, and Julie Marie Wade
September 17, 2018
#MeToo. Now What? | Jenny Fan Raj
How might we turn a hashtag into lasting social change? The revelations keep coming, descriptions of sexual harassment and assault both disgusting and horrifyingly
by Jenny Fan Raj
September 6, 2018
The Spider and the Fly
The morning I left him, I unrolled reams of toilet paper; it lay in soft defiance on the bathroom floor. He hated that. How many times
Maureen Ott
June 8, 2018
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