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Michelle Gonzalez

Michelle González is a writer with over 7 years of experience working on topics such as lifestyle, culture, digital, and more – just a Latina who loves cats, good books, and contributing to important conversations about her community.

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Michelle Gonzalez's Latest Articles

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San Antonio Is Turning Día de los Muertos Into a Month-Long Celebration

Day of the Dead is taking over San Antonio for an entire month, from October 2 through November 2. Here's what's in store!

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Your Guide to Latino Heritage Month Events in San Antonio

San Antonio sure knows how to celebrate Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month. Here are some of the top events to add to your calendar.

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Trump Bars CNN, MS NOW and Politico Reporters From the White House

President Trump has barred CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from the White House. Now, all three outlets are taking the administration to court.

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A Step-by-Step Voter Registration Guide for Bexar County Ahead of November

Planning to vote in San Antonio this November? Don’t wait until Election Day to make sure you’re ready.

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Latino Heritage Month: 30 Micro-Actions to Make a Big Impact

Latino Heritage Month, observed from September 15 to October 15, is a celebration that can be turned into impact through small yet intentional, everyday choices.

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Why September 16 Matters in San Antonio: The History of Mexican Independence Day

Every September, San Antonio fills with Mexican flags, mariachi, and parades. We explore the history behind September 16.

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The Pearl Is Expanding Again: Here’s What San Antonio Can Expect

The Pearl is entering its next phase: more retail, more walking, more reasons to stay beyond brunch and dinner.

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9/11 Changed Everything and Its Echoes Are Louder Under Trump’s America

It’s been 25 years, but the legacy of 9/11 has shaped the way we travel, the surveillance we accept, and the policies we live under. We explore the lasting impacts and how they echo in 2026.

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Labor Day 2026: America Needs The Workers It Refuses to Value

Labor Day celebrates workers, but many of the people doing society’s most essential jobs are still among the lowest paid.

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5 New San Antonio Restaurants to Add to Your Weekend Plans

We rounded up five new restaurants in San Antonio worth adding to your rotation. Consider this your sign to try somewhere new this weekend.