THE JOURNAL OF
TEXAS HISTORY
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Every article. Every review. History shared.
LATEST ISSUE
Vol. 2, No. 2 | November 2026
New research, reviews, and perspectives on the people places, and events that shaped Texas and the greater Southwest.
“We’ve Got Black Power and That’s Gonna Go a Long Way”: Ruth Jefferson of the Dallas NWRO and the Origins of a Multiracial Coalition in Dallas
Katherine Bynum ChávezChicano Student Activism at the University of Texas at Austin, 1966–1980
Emilo ZamoraMaggies, Not Aggies: The Long History of
Opposition to Women at Texas A&M
Kara Alexandra CulpSeeing the Trinity’s Trees for Texas History
Scot McFarlaneTexas at 250: The Lone Star State and the Meaning of American Independence
Special Section edited by Sam Haynes
About the Journal
The Journal of Texas History is an open-access publication of the Alliance for Texas History, hosted by the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. We publish peer-reviewed research, reviews, and visual essays that deepen an understanding of Texas history.
We are seeking manuscripts on all aspects of Texas history. Click the icon for more information.
The JTxH showcases the history of Texas and the Greater Southwest, including the many histories of its people and culture.