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.
Tag: public history
By adopting a fine-grained, street-level perspective, we can see how everyday individuals have helped to shape the history of our city, says historian Marni Davis.
Following Dylann Roof’s use of a self-compiled archive of Charleston’s enslaved past to justify his…
Last week, we talked with Jonathan Baker of Atlanta’s Monday Night Brewing about the ins…
With a generator powering the house, my family reluctantly went through belongings at my sister’s…
Popping is a dance style that originated in Fresno and is characterized by abrupt spastic movements.…
(This post is part of our ongoing attempt to “live-blog” our participation in community-based history…
Hey, internet! We’re Daniel Morales and Nick Juravich, a pair of grad students in history…
