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/
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 66 |
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People's Free Clinic
Regina Rogoff retired in December from the People’s Community Clinic where she had been CEO since 2003. Originally the People’s Free Clinic, which opened in 1970 in the basement of a downtown church, the People’s Community Clinic is now a f...
The Rag and the Retrograde
This is a repost from Alice’s Substack The Politics of Memory. Be sure to subscribe to Alice’s Substack. Alice Embree is not only an official adjunct researcher for PHIT, but she has actually been interviewed as a participant in a couple of...
History of The Texas New Deal
PHIT celebrates the publication of first issue of a brand new journal on Texas History. This fledging journal focuses on the History of the New Deal in Texas, an era that is sadly under explored.
Citrus Industry Decline
The Texas orange and grapefruit industry is in trouble. Well, actually, the entire American citrus fruit industry is in trouble. Florida keeps getting hammered by hurricanes and freezes. California is burning up. And Texas is running out of...
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