People's History in Texas Substack
People's History in TexasPeople'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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The Roby Millionaires
Roby is a small town in Fisher County. Fisher County is located somewhere between Fort Worth and Lubbock. Roby is a rural city in a rural county and Roby has been in decline since the invention of the cotton picking machine hit the Roby cot...
Emma Lou Linn
Emma Lou Linn was an Austin city councilwoman from 1975-77. She was part of an alliance of young, ethnic, and left wing voters that gained control of Austin city government in 1975. It was a diverse group that ran as a slate and transformed...
Rural Economic Development in Fisher County
Texas rural counties are poor. And that’s a fact.
Some counties are poorer than others.
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Rural Economic Development 80s style
Here’s a tiny fact about rural Texas that rural Texans already know.
The poorest 50 counties in Texas are all rural.
Here are some obligatory data points.
US poverty rate 10%.
Texas poverty rate 16%.
Texas rural counties 18%.
Border R...
Mine Dumping Old and New
“A corporation has no soul to damn, nor behind to kick.” John Henry Faulk
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The Old...
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We bring to life the stories of ordinary people and significant socio-political movements left out of the history books.
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