The LA History & Metro Studies Group fosters the study and understanding of southern California history and the history of metropolitan areas more broadly
Join us this Friday, October 21 at the @TheHuntington for a discussion of the pre-circulated paper “Siding with Settlers: Californio Collaboration with White American Settler Colonialism in Los Angeles." Our presenter is Dan Lynch. RSVP: https://t.co/caGO9pwVSG
Currently workshopping with the brilliant @bkdbusch discussing grassroots taxpayer activism and the limits of the American welfare state from 1935-1945 from her exciting forthcoming project. So many great interventions and generative directions throughout this entire project!
Any sources that could help think about the connections between the growth of urban marathons in the late-1980s and early 1990s and the broader process of urban renewal during that time would also be helpful.
Hello, we have a question from one of our members. Please sound off In the comments: Is there scholarship that speaks to the ways marathons were viewed as a way to generate unity across boroughs, attract tourism revenue and/or establish international reputations etc?
We're excited to announce our lineup for LA History & Metro Studies group for 2022-23 - make sure you're on our maillist to receive our eblasts for each session. Hope to see you there! Go here for all info - https://t.co/dzjTEjAZ5m @UrbanHistoryA@LaStudies
Our LA History & Metro Studies group now has a Twitter handle @LaStudies - please follow us for the latest! We're planning a terrific lineup of scholars for AY 2022-23, stay tuned. @UrbanHistoryA