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Brenda Bazan
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Editor, San Antonio Report
México, León
Beats
Artificial Intelligence and Ethics, Media Ethics U.S. foreign policy (in the Middle East), Art and Artificial Intelligence Media and Culture criticism,Media Language and Framing
Content
By Nicholas Dale Leal, Brenda Bazan| El País Verified A full 75 years after being born in the United States, Dagoberto Gilb is still seen as an exotic man, while in Mexico, he’s just another gringo. The latter doesn’t bother him: he understands where it comes from, as he barely speaks Spanish and has lived practically his entire life north of the border. The former, on the other hand, gets on his nerves, but he accepts it with the resignation of someone who knows in advance that they’re on the losing side.
By Brenda Bazan| San Antonio Report Verified 👋 Our independent reporting is free for everyone — but it’s not free to produce. If you value trustworthy, high-quality reporting like this story, please consider making a donation to our year-end campaign. We're relying on readers like you to help us reach our goal of $90,000 by Dec. 31. Thank you. From once-in-a-lifetime events like a total solar eclipse over a cloudy San Antonio to yearly beloved traditions like Fiesta, San Antonio Report photographers were there in 2024.
By Nicholas Dale Leal, Brenda Bazan| El País Verified A full 75 years after being born in the United States, Dagoberto Gilb is still seen as an exotic man, while in Mexico, he’s just another gringo. The latter doesn’t bother him: he understands where it comes from, as he barely speaks Spanish and has lived practically his entire life north of the border. The former, on the other hand, gets on his nerves, but he accepts it with the resignation of someone who knows in advance that they’re on the losing side.
Company Info
San Antonio Report
The San Antonio Report is a nonprofit, nonpartisan digital news organization dedicated to serving the San Antonio community. Established in 2012 as the Rivard Report, it has grown to a team of 19 professionals focused on hyper-local journalism and civic engagement. The organization provides free news coverage on local issues such as politics, education, and culture, ensuring accessibility without a paywall. It also hosts events to promote community dialogue and offers individual memberships that include tax-deductible contributions to support its mission. The San Antonio Report targets local residents, policymakers, and donors who value reliable, nonpartisan reporting. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it is funded through reader contributions, grants, and memberships, while providing competitive pay and benefits to its employees.
San Antonio, Texas, United States
Founded: 2012