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    1 Jun 2020

    Understanding the history of institutionalized racism is key to understanding this weekend's protests. has compiled a syllabus to help contextualize, teach, and understand:

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  2. Aug 20

    On the origins of the sonnet!

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  3. Aug 20

    Need a break from a long book? Try out our summer reading list with short stories from your favorite authors, like Meg Wolitzer, Donna Tartt, and David Sedaris!

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  4. Aug 19

    Who is the folklorist behind Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark?

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  5. Aug 19

    New open community collection from ! Bill Henry was an American writer and journalist in LA from 1907-1970. Explore his writings, research, correspondence, and memorabilia relating to sports and American diplomacy during the 20th century.

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  6. Aug 19

    Who did something to PB&J? We need to have a talk.

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  7. Aug 19

    JSTOR does not vibe with this new font.

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  8. Aug 18

    Carpe diem doesn't actually mean what you think it does.

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  9. Aug 18

    A pirate's life for... Ferdinand Magellan?

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  10. Aug 18

    The 🦄 🦄 🦄 of JSTOR!

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  11. Aug 17

    Dutch artist Joanna Koerten's paper art was a thing of beauty.

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  12. Aug 17

    Teenage girls created the culture of fandom in early Hollywood.

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  13. Aug 16

    Art is good for your brain! Go see some if you can.

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  14. Aug 16

    The sunken lost city of Heracleion.

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    Aug 14

    Did you know you can access our books by chapter on ? Take a look

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  16. Aug 13

    Can fanfic help teach literacy?

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  17. Aug 13

    Did you know that Ivory soap got its name from Psalm 45?

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  18. Aug 12

    Darryl “Waistline” Mitchell and Donald Abdul Roberts were industrial workers and members of Detroit’s League of Revolutionary Black Workers. In this interview, they share their experiences with political organizing and education.

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  19. Aug 12

    Did you know that there's 450 community collections on JSTOR? And that they're all open access? Explore them today!

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  20. Aug 11

    Ron Cobb is one of the most celebrated cartoonists of the underground press, and you can find many of his cartoons in Reveal Digital's Independent Voices collection!

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  21. Aug 11

    Thanks to for this great overview of Reveal Digital's efforts to digitize American prison newspapers.

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