Reckoning with Our Past: California State Parks and the Dark Side of the Conservation Movement

IF 0.2 3区 历史学 Q2 HISTORY PUBLIC HISTORIAN Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1525/tph.2023.45.3.9
P. Spickard
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abstract:This introduces the special issue, “Reckoning with Our Past: California State Parks and the Dark Side of the Conservation Movement.” It identifies Madison Grant, conservationist and White supremacist, who was honored by California State Parks with a monument and grove bearing his name. The introduction describes the rest of the articles in the issue: David G. McIntosh on Grant’s work as a conservationist and eugenic propagandist; Rena M. Heinrich on a campaign to have Grant’s monument removed; Leslie Hartzell on the response of California State Parks to that campaign; Victor Bjelajac on the Grant removal and other state parks initiatives to undo past wrongs; and a letter sent by Jim Weaver to California State Parks employees calling for the removal of the Grant monument. It concludes with discussion of other state parks that should be considered for renaming.
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清算我们的过去:加州州立公园和保护运动的阴暗面
这是特刊“回顾我们的过去:加州州立公园和保护运动的阴暗面”的介绍。它确定了麦迪逊·格兰特,自然资源保护主义者和白人至上主义者,加州州立公园以他的名字为纪念他的纪念碑和树林。引言部分介绍了本期的其他文章:大卫·g·麦金托什(David G. McIntosh)对格兰特作为环保主义者和优生学宣传者的工作的评价;雷纳·m·海因里希(Rena M. Heinrich)发起了一场拆除格兰特纪念碑的运动;莱斯利·哈泽尔(Leslie Hartzell)谈加州州立公园对该运动的反应;Victor Bjelajac在格兰特搬迁和其他州立公园倡议中纠正过去的错误;还有一封吉姆·韦弗写给加州州立公园员工的信,要求拆除格兰特纪念碑。文章最后讨论了其他应该考虑重新命名的州立公园。
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