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Chema Hernández Gil · 3w
For a city that is a bit infatuated with itself, the lack of a civic acknowledgment of this event is peculiar. It was certainly the beginning of a terrible struggle for the Ramaytush Ohlone, and even ...
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@Chema Hernández Gil on recent trips to LA and Monterey, I learned similar things about their history as Alta California settlements. We completely ignore this in favor of Anglo settler history even though they don’t arrive in California until quite late. If Texans learn Texas history that includes its extensive relationship with Spain and Mexico, why don’t Californians learn about this?!
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Chema Hernández Gil · 3w
nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqtzezwj4qm83y4dyf0rzx8k5mvhs90v83tkes0x0tlvmdjwctte8qzqs9yf Perhaps the difference lies in how each of them came to be part of the US: Texas had been a de facto independent country when it was annexed by the US and probably would have been recogn...