
Rudy Martinez is a writer based in Paris who has never fully belonged to one world — American and Mexican, journalist and poet. He runs a sourced, verify-everything news operation and writes unguarded essays about identity, family, and grief, sometimes in the same week. He gets angry about the state of things without losing his sense of humor about it — usually by putting the argument on a t-shirt when a paragraph isn't loud enough.

The argument, worn out loud. Political tees for when a paragraph isn't loud enough.

Mexica mythology, told the way it should've been told to me as a kid. Children's books rooted in the stories I grew up without.

The news the rest of the world is reporting — translated for American readers, twice a day. No editorializing. Always sourced.
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