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Archive for April 2020 (22 Posts)

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Mystery Photo Contest — Recognize These Faces?

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Film

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Gwendolyn Brooks: “We Real Cool,” Two Ways

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: African American, African American History, New Online, Poetry, Writers

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Jason Reynolds: Pick a Picture. Now Tell A Story.

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: African American, African American History, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature

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Papers of Three Presidents Digitized; Now Online

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: New Online, U.S. Presidents

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Your Favorite Library Turns 220!

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Newspapers, Thomas Jefferson Building, Today in History

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Mapping Pandemics at the Library

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Influeza/Covid-19, Maps, National Book Festival

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The Evangelical and the Journalist: Billy Sunday & A.B. MacDonald

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: Manuscripts

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Jason Reynolds: Your Hero Writes to You!

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: African American, National Ambassador for Young People's Literature, Writers

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My Job: Victoria Van Hyning

Posted by: Neely Tucker

Posted in: My Job, Women's History