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Books covers for the 1619 Project, From Here to Equality, On Juneteenth, and The Prophets
  • Rion Berger
In 2021, at least partially due to the reckonings of the 2020 Black Lives Matter uprisings, the United States recognized Juneteenth as a national holiday. While this holiday may be new to some people, many Black Americans have been celebrating this day commemorating emancipation for centuries, and there is a wealth of writing on its history and significance. With this in mind, though Juneteenth may have passed on Monday, it’s always the right time to educate ourselves on the history of race and racism in this country.
Book cover featuring a color photograph of two men embracing, their backs turned from the camera.
  • Autumn Wetli
June is Pride Month! Check out some of the LGBTQA+ books in the Library's OverDrive Collection.
eReader being pulled off a shelf of books
  • Lauren Day
Well the library has been shut down until at least March 30th. Read this post to find some ebook resources that you can use as entertainment during these few weeks of self isolation.
Words Onscreen Cover
  • Pam MacKintosh
Naomi Baron, Professor of Linguistics and Executive Director of the Center for Teaching, Research & Learning at American University in Washington, DC., discusses reading and how it has changed in the age of digital content.