Broadsides

Dolores Huerta, September 24, 1965, holding a Huelga (strike) signCredit: El Malcriado, Wikimedia Commonshttps://libraries.ucsd.edu/farmworkermovement/archives/#malcriado Millions are grieving Dolores Huerta and uplifting her legacy of leading many movements—labor, migrant, feminist, anti-racist, and queer. She is a driving force, a light for justice and a beloved elder who fought endlessly to reclaim the dignity . . .

Photo of Group:Standing left to right:  Holly Thompson, Corinne Demas,  Barbara Diamond Goldin, Ruth Sanderson, Jeannine Atkins.  Seated: Jane Yolen Author’s Note: Jane Yolen, who died June 11, 2026, was a transformative figure in the world of children’s literature, but her more than 450 published books spanned an extraordinary breadth of creativity, . . .

Tell us about your relationship to translation, specifically between Farsi and English. I always believe that I didn’t find translation, it was translation that found me somehow. When I was getting my bachelor’s degree in English Literature, I felt like I was enjoying my literary translation assignments a little too much. Later . . .