Julie Morse

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Fiction


Ants Marching (X-R-A-Y)


Peace in my Bowels (Hobart)


The Pig Butcher (The Lemonwood Quarterly)



Journalism

Why Douching Won’t Die (The Atlantic)


Mexico’s Discount Healthcare Problem (The Nation)


Strange Miracles in the Desert (The Believer)


Taking Stock of Prison Rape in the Trump Era (VICE News)


Why Residents of Mexico City Are Organizing Themselves Against Parking Meters (VICE News)

Mexico Imagines a Union for 2.3 Millionrk? Domestic Workers — But Could it Work? (VICE News)


What #Pobrezafilia Means for Mexico (The Morning News)


The Border Economy (Sage Business Researcher)


How School-Based Health Centers Have Become a Lifeline for East Bay Immigrants (Rewire)


Mexico’s Sexualized Weather Women: Subjects and Scapegoats of Pervasive Machismo (Remezcla)


Beyond the Wall: A Conversation with Vicente Fox (Pacific Standard)


Staten Island Won’t Forget My Father: An Interview with Erica Garner (Pacific Standard)


Immigrants’ Long Road to Legal Counsel (Pacific Standard)


How One Immigration Detention Shook a City (Pacific Standard)


Rewriting Rape Laws to Focus Better on Consent (Pacific Standard)


Murder at the Border (Pacific Standard)


A Public Defender Problem in New Orleans (Pacific Standard)


Venezuela’s Birth Control Crisis (Pacific Standard)


Here’s How Insurance Companies Plan to Curb the Opioid Epidemic in Massachusetts (Pacific Standard)

Mexico Cartels Have Seized Control of the U.S. Drug Market (Pacific Standard)

Wearing an Electronic Monitoring Device Might Be Worse Than Jail Time (Pacific Standard)


The Vicious Cycle of Cops Behaving Badly (Pacific Standard)




Essays


The Last Poem I Loved (The Rumpus)


Death and Ice Cream on Mass Ave (The Toast)


When I Worked for a Dollar an Hour (The Billfold)


Autoaprendizaje (Alacrana)



Book Reviews

Quesadillas by Juan Pablo Villalobos (The Rumpus)


The Polish Boxer by Eduardo Halfon (The Rumpus)


I Didn’t Mean to Be Kevin by Caleb J. Ross (The Matterhorn Review)