Luis H. Moreno, Ph.D.
Posts by: Luis H. Moreno
I finally have time to continue my research for my manuscript! It seem that every time when I’m searching the local newspapers, I always come around great photos or articles of the history of Mexicans on the Oxnard Plain. This time when I was searching for articles on “school segregation,” I came around the following [...]
It seems that every time I return to teaching I have no time for writing. But, I have been thinking about writing. I have outlined the following new blog’s articles; Pachuca/os: The Criminalization of Mexican Youth and Education Yes! Segregation No!: Soria, et al. v. Oxnard School District [...]
“Public histories provide meaning to places.”
David Glassberg, Sense of History, 18
Being an academic migrant, I always find myself searching for a sense of place, the feeling of home. Home being the location of your childhood or family memories. For [...]
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- Art by Louie H. Moreno
- Aztlán Reads
- Borderlands History
- Brian Behnken
- Chiques | Oxnard, CA
- dignidad rebelde
- Dylan Miner
- Frank P. Barajas
- Gordon Mantler
- gradhacker
- José M. Alamillo
- Just Seeds
- Kenneth Burt
- LA as Subject
- Letters from Garcia
- LibraryThing
- Matt Garcia
- Max Krochmal
- mexmigration
- Notes from Aztlan
- ProfHacker
- Revolution by the Book
