Convening, Recruiting, and Connecting People Who Repair Local Economies
In the last few weeks, as we have worked toward our event in San Antonio, I have explained our broad audience to several people. It occurred to me that my clarifications might be interesting to our readers, as well. To explain this, I need to include some history, first. At SOCAP: the Conference at the […]
Sometimes, whether I want it to or not, my years in Texas show up. My pick-up truck, my country radio station, and my constant attempts to recreate the boot scootin’* I did at West Fraternal Auditorium through two degrees at Baylor give me away. I have added pink decals to my truck and sometimes turn […]
CategoriesUncategorizedPaula Garrett My 92-year-old mother grew up celebrating Juneteenth. She is a Texan, and she says that she learned about it in school. She was taught the history of it, the fact that it took two years for the news to get from Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation all the way to Galveston, TX. As a young […]