Okay #historians! I need help deciphering the highlighted phrases. This document is a 1920s ordinance about a specific housing called “corrals”.

Sorry for the glare, I’m just a girl.

Thread/ my last stop in Kansas City for #WHA2024 was the Missouri River. A sign told the historical importance of the River to the city & mentioned Indian Removal Act process of removal in passive voice. This silence is violence.

Maybe @sienriquez.bsky.social Can add more context

🤎🧱 wearing a hard hat was probably one of the coolest things I’ve done #publichistory #preservation #SanAntonioHistory

Has such a wonderful time leading the breakout session “Teaching Histories of Native People in Texas” at the @ahahistorians.bsky.social Texas Conference on Intro History Courses

I presented at the #TexDHSymposium as the Lunch Keynote speaker alongside Linda Garcia Merchant and Andrea Malone of University of Houston. We spoke about the creation of the Digital Humanities Core Facility at UH and how this can be a model to created community-focused spaces in DH.

Make sure to attend the panel next Saturday at #WHA2023 “Social Reform through Spatial Re-Form in the Progressive Era” @ 10:15

We will talk about the regulations of space and place through architecture, dance halls, and natural disasters!