"The hardest part of my narration was when I read about my assault. I cried. It took me a while to get through it, maybe because of the way I wrote it. It was very graphic and one of the parts of the book that I wrote while crying. It felt like the scab was off, and I was diffing deeper into my wounds when I talked about this moment and others.…"
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Memoirists from the United StatesWomen journalists from the United StatesPeople from Mexico CityBarnard College alumniMexican Americans
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On the part that was the most difficult to narrate in “INTERVIEWS: Maria Hinojosa” in BookPage (2020 Dec 3)
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