People's History in Texas is a non-profit that collects stories about people and events that have been left out of the history books and should be remembered. Documentary videos, podcasts, tweets, tiktoks, and blogs. https://peopleshistoryintexas.org/
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PHIT reviews Barbs, Bullets, and Blood—The 1880s Texas Barbed Wire Wars by Harold D. Jobes
From 1877 to 1885, Texas experienced a series of popular explosions against monopolies. Huge foreign corporations saw Texas as a place where they could get land cheap. The monopolists seized the opportunity and purchased huge tracts of Texa...
The Two Jims Save the Family Farm
“That corn is going to hell and it should be going to west Texas.” - Jim Hightower, Oct. 1983
The 1983 drought in West Texas, the worst since the 1950’s, was so bad that ranchers burned the spines off prickly pears to feed their cattle. Th...
Jim Simons...Movement Lawyer
Jim Simons 1939-2026
PHIT interviewed Jim Simons as part of our documentary oral history called Defending Dissidents: The Austin Law Commune.
The Austin Law Commune was the legendary law office that defended anti-war and civil rights acti...
Hightower Signpost
Below is a repost from Hightower’s substack. It talks about Farm Aid, something PHIT has talked about. PHIT has conducted over 100 interviews in our search for the people’s history of the Hightower years as Commissioner of the Texas Departm...
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