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How Well Do You Know Toni Morrison? Take This Quiz To Find Out! Toni Morrison Is Number One! A literary legend with a new book debuting in February, Toni Morrison is a writer and professor whose novels, i...

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#Blacklivesmatter Library Resource List Update History: A brief selection of resources was originally published on www.queeryparty.org on July 8, 2016, with updates over the next few days. On July 11, 2016, that list was transitioned to this document, where any further updates will be reflected. Contact us if you want to contribute or if....

Rosa Park born in 1913. Come to the Library tomorrow, February 5, for a screening of The Rosa Parks Story at 2pm.

We remember civil rights icon Rosa Parks, born on this day in 1913. View her personal papers online here: https://www.loc.gov/collections/rosa-parks-papers/about-this-collection/?loclr=fbloc

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our most continuously borrowed book! (its still checked out)

Angie Thomas, author of The Hate U Give: 'Books play a huge part in resistance' The author’s young adult novel became a publishing sensation and an acclaimed film. Here, she answers questions from readers and famous fans on activism, social media and coping with rejection

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Why paper maps still matter in the digital age If you want to really learn your way around a new place, paper maps still trump digital options.

librarians know who they are, but the stereotypes still persist. take a listen to learn about library work

Lost in the Stacks : Episode 408: We Know Who We Are Guests: Austina Jordan of the University of North Georgia, Dani Wellemeyer of the University of Missouri Kansas City, and Jess Williams of the University of Missouri Kansas City.