Editorial
Cowboys & Indians is an international magazine covering the past, present, and future of the American West — from the classic spaghetti westerns of Hollywood to the future of Indigenous fashion and beyond.
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As the Digital Editor of Cowboys & Indians, I got the chance to cover many unique stories spanning a wide range of topics and formats. Below are a few of my favorite. (To see all of the articles I wrote for Cowboys & Indians, click here.)
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- Mexican Artist Gladys Roldan-de-Moras Opens Up about Capturing the Escaramuza
- From the C&I Studio: Heather Graham is a Fierce Protector in Place of Bones
- Austin City Limits Profiles: Breakout Baltimore Country Star Brittney Spencer
Austin Monthly delivers a guide to the best of the city along with thought-provoking reads on the issues, trends, ideas and people catalyzing the city’s transformation and celebrations of those that champion the city’s distinct culture.
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I had the opportunity to assist Austin Monthly with its music beat by interviewing some incredible music artists.
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- 5 Questions with David Beck of David Beck's Tejano Weekend
The Texas Orator is a multi-partisan, peer-reviewed political publication run by the student body of the University of Texas at Austin. The magazine values thorough analysis in its articles and strives to protect the ideals of free speech and unhindered access to information on campus and nationwide.
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While serving as Head of Copy for The Texas Orator, I wrote multiple pieces of art criticism and cultural criticism. Here are my favorites. (To see all of the articles I wrote for The Texas Orator, click here.)
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- Weird Art and What It Can Teach Us: Marina Abromovic's Rhythm 0 and the Root of Violence
- Inside Todd Phillips' Joker and the Rise of the 'Clowncel'
- Weird Art and What It Can Teach Us: Laloux's Fantastic Planet and Anthropocentrism
- The Erasure Tactic: Trump's Call for a More "Patriotic" History Curriculum
- A Comprehensive Guide to Rolling Your Eyes at J.K. Rowling
Coverage of Houston's Management Districts
The Southwest District of Houston is a cultural hub of color and life, and it is the District Management's job to appreciate, understand, and maintain the safety and well-being of this beautiful section of one of the largest cities in the world.
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I've loved showcasing the work of this special district through interviews with community organizers and profiles of the nonprofits that serve the community. Check out a few of these pieces here:
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​- "Star" charter school plans to expand in Southwest District
​- Vietnamese association fostering new generation of leaders
- Nonprofit founder shapes the CHAT about immigrants
- Nonprofit group puts books in kids' hands & homes
- Buckner center in East Aldine lifts families to brighter futures