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Emilly Prado speaks with the Comadres about her new book, Funeral for Flaca. Emilly writes so powerfully about identity, culture and familia as a Latinx growing up in a white Northern California community . Ms Magazine calls Funeral for Flaca, "Utterly vulnerable, bold, and unique.”
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