@historiarecient Gracias, ojalá pueda conseguir el libro acá en Trumplandia
@historiarecient Felicidades!!!!!
Ya el último tuit antes de abordar. El reciente mensaje del editor es que que ya mero sale del horno:
Both sides? https://t.co/uoXeMKdVje
They're still blaming Eric Garner for his own murder.
They're saying that from the moment a police officer approaches you, you have no rights or bodily autonomy & must submit to any order even if it's unlawful.
Eric Garner told them to stop harassing him & they killed him. https://t.co/BAxqQEmgCB
The 1619 Project sure is pulling off some hoods.
Me permito compartir mi capítulo del libro coordinado por Salvador Maldonado (2019):"Michoacán: violencia, inseguridad y Estado de derecho"
PDF: "Pueblo chico, Infierno grande. Territorialidad e intermediación política : las Autodefensas en Michoacán"
https://t.co/rqIbeNLwBx
Thinking of this in the context of US conservatives’ predictable responses to the NYT 1619 project
Eric Williams: “British historians write almost as if Britain had introduced Negro slavery solely for the satisfaction of abolishing it.” https://t.co/3ikpnFVDVr
1. That’s not a “neo-Confederate view.”
2. The argument, should one choose to make it, is that the white South won the peace, not the war.
3. It’s a curious but telling claim that sacrifices of white people ought to be the really important story we tell about slavery. https://t.co/rDmTNf8bk2
Can't believe this wasn't a bigger story: NFL players Josh Norman and Demario Davis cover the $50,000 bail of a protesting undocumented immigrant who makes $20,000 a year as a farmer. https://t.co/BZBwMWBM4W