Tim Seiter

Curious what life was like in Texas during the 1700s? My new book Wrangling Pelicans: Military Life in Texas Presidios dives into the daily grit of Hispanos living in a Native-dominated world. Preorder your copy here! utpress.utexas.edu/9781477332801/

This the type of energy I need white women on.

As a friendly reminder, the deadline for the inaugural TexasDocuments.com $600.00 scholarships is this Saturday: texasdocuments.com/scholarship/

If you're a PhD and Master's student, simply write one page describing the Texas history research guide you plan to contribute, and submit it to me.

The thing I want folks to understand abt the cuts in the GOP budget is that they are IDEOLOGICAL, NOT FISCAL. This is not abt "saving money" by cutting essential services (the budget actually operates at a substantial loss). Rather, it is abt destroying the infrastructure supportive of democracy.

First is the essay from the AHA team -- Nicholas Kryczka, Whitney E. Barringer, and Scot McFarlane.

I'm no lawyer but the text of the Enemy Alien Act says it applies only in "a declared war between the US & any foreign nation or government, or any invasion or predatory incursion ... against the territory of the United States, by any foreign nation or government." None of these conditions exist.

Bingo

"The insurance company has an army of people who are very concerned about paperwork and precise wording ... My kindness and patience has shifted to fury."

Trouble in Texas – AHA A political controversy couched as a leadership fight roils the Texas State Historical Association.

I don't think that there has been any press coverage of the matter yet, but a recent lawsuit in Texas History has huge implications for academic freedom, free speech more broadly, and disciplinary associations. /1

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