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Category Archives: history
Mary Casillas Salas is ending her career in public office, but she continues to inspire
Originally published in the San Diego Union Tribute, October 26, 2022. After 31 years of public service, Chula Vista Mayor Mary Casillas Salas is retiring. Recently, the Chula Vista Democratic Club hosted a retirement party for the mayor. A who’s … Continue reading
It’s time to teach San Diego students about an uncelebrated local school desegregation case
Originally published in the San Diego Union Tribune, July 14, 2021. “History is written by the victors” is a quote mistakenly attributed to Winston Churchill. As a critical thinker, I’m well aware that history is rewritten all the time. I … Continue reading