Historias de Advocacy

Miriam Ade, a bright and innocent nine-year-old girl, had her life turned upside down when a trusted figure shattered her childhood. In the wake of a horrific incident, her family finds themselves thrust into a whirlwind of courtroom battles, public scrutiny, and heart-wrenching revelations. As the case garners national attention, Miriam becomes a symbol of strength in the face of unspeakable pain. With her family struggling to rebuild their lives, she must navigate a world forever changed-learning to heal, find her voice, and rediscover hope. This is a powerful tale of resilience, justice, and the unyielding bond of family. Unspoken Scars delves into the darkest corners of human betrayal and emerges with a story of redemption, courage, and the unbreakable spirit of a child.

Attorney Boggs-Perez received her bachelor's degree from the University of Notre Dame and a master's degree in Public Administration, cum laude, from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. She received her Juris Doctorate degree at the age of 48 from St. Mary's University School of Law in San Antonio. She is a former judicial intern to the Honorable Rebecca Simmons of the Texas Fourth Court of Appeals; former judicial extern to Chief Justice Piper Griffin, Orleans Parish Civil District Court, Louisiana; and former law clerk in the trial division of the Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia. She served both as a staff writer (Volume 42) and associate editor (Volume 43) of the St. Mary's Law Journal. She is the 2012 recipient of the Judge Jack Miller Award, presented by the St. Mary's Law Faculty Advocacy Committee and one of 10 in her law school graduation class inducted into the National Order of Barristers.

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A series of poems written by author as they navigate their recovery and healing journey.

Vagabond was a freshman. He simply wanted to prove a point to student leaders and activists who bullied him. He also wanted to help give justice to victims of sexual harassment in the University. But even though these were innocent motives, this brought him to a situation where he needed to escape a proposed criminal suit against him.

an empowering non-fiction piece, aimed to help people discover the problems in this world regarding sexism and misogyny.

A short-ish personification about how man takes many of the earth's blessings for granted. Unedited and I didn't proofread this but I hope it's still okay as it is, lol.

I wake up every morning with a sense of dread. The thought of facing the day ahead fills me with overwhelming anxiety. I try to shake off the feeling and push it aside, but it's always there, lurking just beneath the surface. I'm Sarah, a successful businesswoman in my early thirties. On the outside, my life looks perfect. I have a great job, a beautiful apartment, and supportive friends and family. But on the inside, I'm struggling. For years, I've battled with anxiety and depression. It's a constant weight that I carry with me, even when everything seems to be going well. I try to keep my struggles hidden from the world, afraid of the stigma and shame that comes with admitting to mental health issues. I worry that people will judge me or think less of me if they knew about my struggles. So, I keep it all inside, bottling up my emotions and trying to pretend that everything is fine. But it's not fine. Not even close. Every day, I wake up feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. My mind is constantly racing with negative thoughts and worries. I find it hard to focus at work and often feel like I'm on the verge of a breakdown. I've tried to cope on my own for so long, but it's just not working anymore. I know that I need help, but I'm so afraid to reach out. What if people think I'm weak or incapable? What if they don't understand? I've hit my breaking point more times than I can count. But every time, I push through and try to pretend that everything is okay. But the truth is, it's not okay. And I don't know how much longer I can keep going like this. I know that I need to take action if I want to get better. But the fear of admitting to my struggles and facing the stigma associated with mental health issues is almost too much to bear. Maybe today will be the day that I finally reach out for help. Or maybe I'll keep pretending that everything is fine. All I know is that something has to change. I can't keep living like this.

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the end is a short poem that telling the ending of the world.