Tag Archives: high school

They Recorded the Words but They Can’t Hear Them

Posted on April 4, 2016 by Margaret Elysia Garcia

I was at a board meeting when I heard the principal of the local high school talk up his experience in leadership. Most of his sentences were punctuated with the words, “when I got my doctorate” or “ I worked … Continue reading →

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Interview with the Sad Girls Author

Posted on February 4, 2015 by Margaret Elysia Garcia

Some interview questions that were thrown at me are up on the Solstice Literary Press site. In addition, feel free to ask me questions here. And no, I don’t hate Whittier. Also the title “Sad Girls” is meant as literal … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged CA, chicana, college, gay boys, growing up, high school, latina, Los Angeles, mexican-americans, mexicans, whittier | Leave a comment

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They Recorded the Words but They Can’t Hear Them

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