Our first book tells the story of America’s multiethnic suburbia, and reimagines public history through the vivid lives of anarchists, farmworkers, punks, writers and more in the San Gabriel Valley.
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We’re excited to announce that Romeo Guzman is now an associate editor at Tropics of Meta, and will […]
In recent years, the enduring legacies of the original people of the Los Angeles basin, referred to as […]
In memory of Olga Gutiérrez, 1937-2016 The professor started talking about segregation in the South, of blacks, of […]
“People want to get outdoors … and the small farms home gives them that opportunity,” Ross H. Gast […]
“Law And Order Monte Boys Style” is the title of a chapter in one of the more recent […]
In May 1933, Hicks camp was nearing full capacity. More than 1,500 migrant workers were settling down to […]
Dear Internet: Those of us who have been working on East of East have had a long two […]
