Historical Memory
ONATE-JANE BERNARD/JOURNal Estevan Arellano, director of the Onate Center in Alcalde, shows how much of the foot and ankle was removed from a sculpture of Spanish settler Juan De Onate.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS - JUNE 10: A statue depicting Christopher Columbus is seen with its head removed at Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park on June 10, 2020 in Boston, Massachusetts. The statue.
The fight to protect our past, in terms of having archives and preserving places, is a tenuous and hard one. It doesn't get better when the Trump administration decides to.
There is no bottom. Trump rejects Native American Heritage Month, proclaims November “National American History and Founders Month.” https://t.co/ZnBGIaUcXj — Simon Moya-Smith (@SimonMoyaSmith) November 5, 2019 For an administration pretty.
What a racial paradise. The cars came one by one, down a gravel road and through a cotton field, to the edge of the Tallahatchie River and the spot where,.
The 1619 Project is a great thing. The reactions to it by the right were totally over the top, which was elucidating and useful. Helps when you have the right.
A controversy has arisen over signs the Minnesota Historical Society has placed at Fort Snelling, which is located in an area known as Bdote by the Dakota People in St..
I write a decent bit about the controversies around memorializing the past here in the United States, especially around monuments to treason in defense of slavery. But while I would.
