3.) If you’re an academic with a research fund or a book buying budget from your institution, spend that money with us, not Amazon! Put that institutional wealth towards a local worker cooperative not Bezos.

4.) Come out to our moving celebration, date TBD!

Really thankful to have had the opportunity to present my research and share dialogue with fellow researchers last week in DC.

Super excited to be hosting this virtual book talk with Derek Taira on Wednesday April 30th (4pm cst). If anyone is interested, please reach out and I will get you a zoom link!

Really grateful to be in dialogue with some really generous, brilliant, beautiful people in Denver.

Always happy to present alongside and learn from such incredible people.

So apparently this is the place to be virtually speaking. Welcome friends, always happy to be in the best of company.

A good reminder for today:
Central High handwashing area, December 1952.
Collection on the Minneapolis Public Schools (M/A 0318), Hennepin County Library Collections.

Jefferson Students Listen to a Storyteller, 1983, East Calhoun Community Organization (ECCO), Hennepin County Library Collections.

Robinsdale, MN textbook controversy (microfilm, University of Illinois Library)

Divorce in Minnesota, 1929-1932

Minneapolis, "Minority" population distribution, 1980.

Enjoying some really great history here. Really has me rethinking how we frame things like white flight, racial succession, and urban renewal.

Nothing better in a library book than its check-out history.

Been absorbing and absorbed by Mike Davis's exceptional work this past week.

First Post.
Mic Check.