Zohran launched $30/hr snow-shoveling jobs with $45/hr overtime, and Republicans mocked him.
Not only were sidewalks completely cleared within a day, but he did exactly what taxes are intended to do: take taxpayer money and invest it in people while producing results that benefit everyone.
My brother is a scientist & regularly publishes papers. He has a nemesis on the other side of the world who doggedly publishes objections to his analyses. Few of us get to achieve this kind of professional beef in the 21st century & I find this enviable
And just like that, it's real.
When Democrats Won the Heartland: Progressive Populism in the Age of Reagan, 1978-1992, from @IllinoisPress. Due out 4/14/26.
Pre-order if you'd like. Thanks to everyone who tolerated this dream and made this happen. Link in comments.
Just published my first news article! Thank you to @mirrorindy, artist Julie Xiao, and editor @jengadillo for working with me to tell the stories of Chinese entrepreneurs in Indy. Link below:
https://t.co/4Oia6CBBhS
Honored to have attended the 2025 Youth Engagement Workshop in Taipei by @apec_iied! I couldn't have asked for a better place than Taiwan to attend my first overseas conference and then embark on my first solo travel trip! 🇹🇼
By the early 1900s, a small but vibrant community of Chinese immigrants lived in Indianapolis. Many operated restaurants, laundries, and stores. The newest piece on #UntoldIndiana explores how these residents found success in the face of exclusion.
https://t.co/yrRWaDSNyS
This past weekend I presented at the Midwestern History Conference (@MwHWG) for the first time! I then explored Grand Rapids all day Saturday and on Sunday I hiked at Indiana Dunes State Park.
Calling all volunteers! IHB is conducting its biennial state marker survey and needs volunteers across the state to help visit markers, assess their condition, and snap some photos. Volunteering is a fantastic way to engage in your community's local history!
Current mood as demonstrated by Saylor. Powered through my FINAL final of my history masters program tonight. 📖 Time for a well-deserved academic break!
We are pleased to announce that Indiana Memory has an all-new website! We've updated its look as well as improved search functionality, integrating our Internet Archive and Hoosier State Chronicles collections right on the homepage.
Go check it out at https://t.co/P4DoZWgb7i!
The women of the Evansville P-47 plant, known as "Raiderettes," worked alongside men to produce one of the key planes of WWII. Our new #IndianaHistoryBlog examines how their work challenged gender norms & contributed to the war effort.
Read it now: https://t.co/VVgqD4lMMt