Change on the North Coast

IF 0.2 3区历史学 Q2 HISTORY

PUBLIC HISTORIAN Pub Date : 2023-08-01 DOI:10.1525/tph.2023.45.3.67

Victor Bjelajac

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Abstract

abstract:Victor Bjelajac, District Superintendent of the North Coast Redwoods District State Parks, tells of his efforts not only on the Madison Grant monument but also on renaming another state park and bringing Yurok and other Indigenous tribes into the park system as keepers of their ancestral lands. Bjelajac contemplates the meaning and possibilities of social justice work in government agencies. He points out, among many other things, the momentum that came to the effort to rename some parks following the George Floyd moment in American history.

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北海岸的变化

摘要：北海岸红木区州立公园的地区总监Victor Bjelajac告诉了他不仅在麦迪逊格兰特纪念碑上，而且在重新命名另一个州立公园和将Yurok和其他土著部落作为他们祖先土地的守护者纳入公园系统方面所做的努力。Bjelajac思考了政府机构中社会正义工作的意义和可能性。他指出，除其他许多事情外，在美国历史上乔治·弗洛伊德时刻之后，一些公园更名的势头也随之而来。

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