Please join me and Brandi Cummings, Byrhonda Lyons, ChrisThomasABC10 and Lonnie Wong for this quarter's Chancellor's Colloquium on March 6th. It will be a great conversation! RSVP: leadership.ucdavis.edu/events/chancel…

If you are going to #OAH24 consider stopping by our panel this Friday from 10:30-12! We’ll be sharing papers that challenge a strict framing of a Neoliberal era from the 70s-90s. It’ll be a lively time with Brent Cebul, Mia Michael, Henry M J Tonks, and me!

If you’re still looking for a morning panel to join, stop by ours at 10:30! #OAH24

Thank you for hosting us Gary S. May! It is an honor to work with you on behalf of UC Davis students! #GoAgs UC Davis Graduate Studies

Congratulations to Hector Tobar on the well-deserved Zócalo Public Square Book Prize🏆 I'll be joining Héctor next month for a deep dive into "Our Migrant Souls" and the Latino experience -- hope to see you there! You can register for this free event here: zps.la/bpevent14

It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally an unofficial “Legislative Historians Club” gathers in a booth at Frank Fats & nerds out. Honored to be joined recently by #CALeg History Geeks, including former Capitol Museum Curator Vito Sgromo.

Was glad to join an event for Mike Madrid’s new book in Sacramento! And got hear short remarks from Antonio Villaraigosa. We need more studies and books like this!

If only he saw the weather in Sacramento this week 🔥☀️

Really hope Biden pulls an LBJ and goes with long hair and sideburns post presidency

hell of a week for California Playbook to be dark 🙃

lmao

For Slate, I reviewed the new Reagan biopic. I did not like it. slate.com/culture/2024/0…

Nelson Rockefeller's Dilemma available now from Three Hills an imprint of Cornell University Press.

Poll crazy town! "Donald Trump Closing Gap With Hispanic Voters, New Polling Shows," then "Harris regains ground with Latino voters, new poll shows." It's almost like we just have to wait and see how it all shakes out!

Just sitting here watching Telemundo, and, hey, it's Dr. Jaime Sánchez, Jr.! Nice work, Jaime!

New from me. If we’ve spoken for more than 5 minutes, I’ve probably subjected you to stories about my grandfather. I was grateful to be able to say a little about him here, in the context of our current debates about Latino voters. Thank you for reading. newyorker.com/news/the-lede/…

Reading Jonathan Alter's book on Jimmy Carter fundamentally changed my view of his presidency. I can’t recommend it enough, especially in this moment. With one term, Carter altered several aspects of the office that still shape the way it operates today. For one, he elevated