Reincarnation
by Karla Cordero • from BOAAT
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Karla Cordero
Karla Cordero is a descendant of the Chichimeca people from northern Mexico, a Chicana poet, educator, and activist, raised along the borderlands of Calexico, CA.
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BOAATBOAAT is an online journal operating out of Charlottesville, Virginia.
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