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How the Story I Never Wrote Led Me to a Story That Needed to be Told

Report for America|October 25, 2018November 21, 2018

On the Ground — Central Mississippi Correctional Facility, one of the state’s three main prisons, is located in a sparse pocket of the town of Pearl, a few minutes outside of Jackson. To reach its gates, I drove south from the newsroom one July morning, exiting the interstate and winding through a couple of two-lane roads

How I found a place in journalism by telling the story of Hispanics in Dallas

Report for America|October 11, 2018November 21, 2018

On the Ground — Nothing beats the downtown Dallas skyline at dusk. The bright green glow of Bank of America Plaza. The flashing lights of Reunion Tower. The orange fade of the western sky reflecting on every window around. This sight has always inspired faith in me. Not faith in a higher power or religion, but

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