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Ruby Mora

(She/They)
  • Freelance Writer and Photographer, Freelance
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As seen in: Teen Vogue, Refinery29, Refinery29 UK, Yahoo Life UK, Remezcla, Electric Literature, Prism, BCTV, The Mujerista, Berks Weekly
Covers:  Race, Identity, Social Issues, Culture, Social Issues, Literature, Wellness
Doesn't Cover: Economy, Environment, Fashion, Politics

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Ruby Mora (she/they) is a writer, poet, and essayist whose work explores the topics of race, identity, social issues, culture, literature, and wellness, all with a Latinx lens and intersectional feminist approach. Her work aims to interrogate the overlooked, center accountability, challenge norms, incite progressive change, and cause readers to reflect.

Ruby holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications-Journalism from Albright College. Her work has been published in Refinery 29 Somos, Rem…

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"First in the Family" Explores How the American Dream Perpetuates Addiction

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By Ruby Mora
| Electric Literature Verified
Skip to content Interviews Jessica Hoppe on the societal standards that entrap marginalized communities and how storytelling can be a path to recovery In her searing and revolutionary memoir First in the Family: A Story of Survival, Recovery, and the American Dream, writer and mental health advocate Jessica Hoppe discusses and inspects addiction and how ingrained the culture is within BIPOC communities, notably within the Latine community.
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South Reading brought together by a common mission

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By Ruby Mora
| Berks Weekly Verified
Every neighborhood is defined in part by the anchor institutions that remain through the decades. For the neighbors of South of Penn, a historic place of worship serves as that anchor. St. John Missionary Baptist Church is located on the 400 block of South 7th street.
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Finding a New Home and Purpose in South of Penn

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By Ruby Mora, Mady Johnston
| BCTV
Idea Park is a small but glorious space located on the corner of South 4th and Chestnut Streets in the South of Penn area, just around the corner from Southwest Middle School and SafeBerks. Not too many people know it exists, but that doesn’t diminish its significance. Consisting of two full trees, multiple raised beds ideal for plants, and a mural filled with characters from Winnie the Pooh that graced the park for decades.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

I started off my career with an internship at a Philadelphia-based music website creating content surrounding local and national music.