What is academia doing to the language we used to share? Enjoy this installment of Dr. Stephen Hardin’s series, dishing as only he can dish.

Texas Monthly prints lies and Texas Tribune lets angry history professors vent over a 15-page pamphlet.

Where do historians go wrong? Enjoy this installment of Dr. Stephen Hardin’s discourse on the subject, as only he can dish it.

Where do historians go wrong? Enjoy this installment of Dr. Stephen Hardin’s discourse on the subject, as only he can dish it.

Universities and companies are posting Land Acknowledgments to their websites. Are they useful? No.

Texas lost a valued leader and tireless scholar this week. Dr. Richard McCaslin shares his thoughts on his friend and fellow Texas historian, Dr. Randolph “Mike” Campbell.

“White people stole our land.” - common comment on social media.

“The Anglos stole their land.” - common trope in academic histories, mostly written by white historians, in reference to American Indians and/or Mexico.

With two big players in Texas history leaving the field, what happens next?

Handy reference to the many reigns of Santa Anna.

Forget the Alamo falls apart under minimal scrutiny. Here’s the fact-check.

What Mexican law had to say about the institution of slavery before the Texas Revolution.