This is San Diego

Anything and everything San Diego. Formerly FYSD. This is San Diego is run by Rob Disclaimer: Nothing we post on here is our own unless obvious, otherwise stated, or reblogged from one of our tumblrs. If you want your photo removed send us a message, we will gladly remove it.

[prettylittleneighborphoto-blog]

[thisissandiego]

Grantville trolley station

Photo by Kyle Lew

[thisissandiego]

Still thinking about those playoffs vibes

[thisissandiego]

We’re back

[thisissandiego]

[vvnnie]

Sunset cliffs

[thisissandiego]

[alozor]

Flyover

[thisissandiego]

Hyatt grand just beside seaport village and a car I saw at old town, thought you may like my pictures :)

[fvckin-gage-deactivated20221112]

Home

[about-usa]

La Jolla - San Diego - California - USA (by Chad McDonald) 

[seafaringgypsy-deactivated20181]

JFK’s motorcade passing Rudford’s, my favorite 24-hour diner in San Diego, in 1963.

Happy President’s Day, y’all

[pphoto]

Torrey Pines, September 2015

[loveethiscity]

m a r i n a (by Lee Sie)

[thisissandiego]

[archaeologicalnews]

Two 9,500-Year-Old Skeletons Found At UC San Diego President's House Will Return To Tribes

In 1976, two human skeletons were found during construction work on the house of the president of UC San Diego. At around 9,500 years old, the skeletons are two of the oldest known in the Americas and therefore important for understanding the population history of the continent. But they are also the physical remains of Native Americans and have been the subject of a decade-long legal battle that appears to have concluded this week when the US Supreme Court declined to hear the case.

The La Jolla skeletons – a male and a female – are around the same age as Kennewick Man, a skeleton who found in Washington in 1996 and who has also been subject to protracted legal battles between scientists who want to study his remains and modern Native Americans who claim him as an ancestor and want to rebury him. The debate about repatriation of Native American remains began decades ago, and was eventually codified into law with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act of 1990. Read more.

[h-e-r-s-t-o-r-y]

🌈LESBIANS OF COLOR🌈LESBIANAS DE COLOR🌈SAN DIEGO. 1979 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. Photo: Larry Butler #lesbianculture #lesbianrights #gayrights #1979 #qpoc #blacklesbians #woc