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Our November lineup has arrived! Check out titles across Texas history, cultural studies, Latin American studies, and more with the releases of CHANGING OUR MINDS WITH GLORIA ANZALDÚA, GENERATION DENIED, BONES OF TEXAS, GROWING UP WORKING, VIRTUALLY LATINX, and BEFORE TREK.

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Out now! CHANGING OUR MINDS WITH GLORIA ANZALDÚA, edited by Suzanne Bost, AnaLouise Keating, Amelia María de la Luz Montes, and Kelli D. Zaytoun, explores how archival practices and preserved correspondence spark new discoveries in feminist thought and cultural theory.

A hardcover book titled Changing Our Minds with Gloria Anzaldúa: Archival Practices & Discoveries stands upright outdoors, resting against a bed of light-colored gravel in front of a dark curtain. The book's dark cover features bold, gold, and white lettering for the title and subtitle, with the names of editors Suzanne Bost, AnaLouise Keating, Amelia María de la Luz Montes, and Kelli D. Zaytoun listed at the bottom. The center of the cover displays an artistic illustration of a figure with dark hair and warm skin tones, framed by architectural elements and fiery orange tones.

Quote graphic on a black background. White text reads: "Gloria Anzaldúa’s legacy calls on us to recognize the interconnectedness of our struggles, our communities, and our knowledge. This vital collection honors that call, reminding us that transformation begins when we dare to imagine otherwise" - Candace de León-Zepeda, Our Lady of the Lake University, coeditor of Teaching Gloria E. Anzaldúa: Pedagogy and Practice for Our Classrooms and Communities

Quote graphic on a black background. White text reads: "This is a wondrous book from the open hearts and shape-shifting minds of Anzalduistas, for the many fans of Gloria Anzaldúa across the generations and everyone who loves archives. Sparking our curiosity and desire for conocimiento, it will inspire our archival visits and returns. Changing our minds has never been so simultaneously joyous, uncomfortable, and generative"—Irene Lara, San Diego State University, coeditor of Women in Culture: An Intersectional Anthology for Gender and Women's Studies.

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The new issue of JLAG: JOURNAL OF LATIN AMERICAN GEOGRAPHY is now available! Here’s a look at all the articles you’ll find inside issue 25-2.

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We are looking forward to connecting with fellow historians and educators at the 2026 Save Texas History Symposium at the Bullock Texas State History Museum November 13–14!

More info and register here: sthsymposium.vfairs.com

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Out Now: GENERATION DENIED by Reza Khanzadeh! Explore the steep costs young people face in Iran's education system when ideological conformity replaces merit—and follow five students forging alternative paths to intellectual freedom.

Generation Denied book cover resting on a dark, mottled background. The book is titled Generation Denied: The Broken Promise of Education in Iran by Reza Khanzadeh. The cover design features the colors of the Iranian flag (green, white, and red bands) with a distressed, textured finish, and a black silhouette of the map of Iran centered across the white band.

A green graphic with a white text quote from Trita Parsi about Reza Khanzadeh’s book, Generation Denied. The quote discusses the silent crisis shaping Iran's future and the widening rupture between an educated generation and the state. At the bottom, it credits Trita Parsi, author of Losing an Enemy: Obama, Iran, and the Triumph of Diplomacy.

A green graphic featuring a white text quote from a reviewer praising Reza Khanzadeh’s book, Generation Denied. The quote highlights how the book illuminates the deep disconnect between the Iranian regime and its younger citizens, offering crucial insights into the country's brewing socio-political crisis.