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We are sorry to learn of the death of noted ethnic studies scholar Gary Y. Okihiro, author of many books, including "Third World Studies." ow.ly/ASkP50RPiTJ

RIP Professor Gary Okihiro. In our brief interview he spoke of African history, his own education, his garden, and thanked “my dearest students, my best teachers.” ritm.yale.edu/about/faculty/…

Today is the 100th anniversary of the Border Patrol, largest federal policing org the US. Unlike the CIA/FBI in 70s, it never had an accounting. impunity reigns. Kelly Hernandez’s Migra! is a great book on its founding. And End of the Myth is evergreen. theintercept.com/2019/02/10/us-…

My interview with Rick Derderian for the "Realms of Memory" podcast about my recent book, Remembering Conquest is available here: realmsofmemory.com/.../episode-29… uncpress

In his statement today defending his executive order, Biden said, “I say to you be patient and the good will of the American people is wearing thin right now.” That’s true, in part, because Biden failed for so long to push back against GOP demonizing of asylum seekers.

Recently, the legendary Dr. Maria Cristina Sacristán encouraged me to publish a paper I presented at the Red Iberoamericana de Historia de la Psiquiatría's Annual Meeting. With a lot of excitement and pride, I am sharing the results here below 👇

Assistant professor searches Yale History for 1) Modern Europe 2) Early Modern Europe 3) colonial Latin America 4) history of technology. Details here history.yale.edu/about-us/curre…

Reading the review of Ybor City (UNC Press) & Latino South (Cecilia Márquez (she/her)) in Southern Spaces nearly made me teary. Big thanks to Yami Rodriguez (Emory History) who saw the intention of each work & the argued for the ways they reshape the fields. tinyurl.com/bz2w6np7

It was great to celebrate Mexican American Civil Rights Institute (MACRI) taking a major step towards building America's first Mexican American Civil Rights Museum. San Antonio is the cradle of Mexican American civil rights and our city will be a great home for this important institution.

What a Crackdown on Immigration Could Mean for Cheap Milk nytimes.com/2024/10/15/mag…

The anti-Latino massacre that America quickly forgot casts a long shadow in El Paso latimes.com/california/sto…

Bridging the generational divide with the nation’s oldest Latino civil rights group latimes.com/california/sto…

Silicon Valley Latinas face the greatest wage gap disparities sanjosespotlight.com/silicon-valley…

“Migrants fuel the Texas construction boom” Had the chance to talk with Weekend Edition about undocumented construction workers in Texas. We discussed why the state has quietly accepted their necessity, even as TX cracks down on the border. one.npr.org/i/nx-s1-515605…

Hola Texas! Are you ready to vote? Early voting starts today & runs through Nov. 1st. What better way to honor your antepasados than by voting? Remember, you need an ID! Get more information at votetexas.gov or your county election office. 🗳️ Su voto es su voz! 🗳️

CAMINOS DEL SOUTHWEST, CHAPTER 3: The anti-Latino massacre that America quickly forgot casts a long shadow in El Paso. RT, PORFAS! latimes.com/california/sto…

Thrilled to share that our founder and director, Dr. Nicolás Kanellos, will receive the National Humanities Medal from President Joe Biden today! National Endowment for the Humanities

Congratulations Sarah McNamara! UNC Press