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1.3KLoC GlobalA Soldier’s Story: Thomas Michael Martin
In Tom Martin’s life, the U.S. Army seemed like the family trade. His dad, Ed, put in 29 years. His mom, Candy,...
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1.1KLoC Global
Inquiring Minds: Researching Women’s History at the Library
Stephanie Salinas (left) and Lorena Rodriguez in the Manuscript Reading Room. Photo by David Rice. For years now, Saundra Rose Maley has...
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1.2KLoC GlobalPic of the Week: James Baldwin’s “Little Man, Little Man”
Photo by Shawn Miller. Aisha Karefa-Smart, James Baldwin’s niece, reads from a recently released edition of “Little Man, Little Man: A Story...
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1.4KLoC GlobalAfrican-American History Month: ‘Native Son,’ Uncensored
This post is republished from the January–February issue of LCM, the Library of Congress Magazine. The entire issue is available online. Richard...
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1.2KLoC GlobalNew Online: Educating the Public about Education
This is a guest post by Amanda Reichenbach about a new American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) collection covering education reporting on...
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1.3KLoC GlobalNew Online: Occupational Culture of Home Health-Care Workers
This post by Stephanie Hall of the American Folklife Center was first published on the center’s blog, “Folklife Today.” Home health-care worker...
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1.2KLoC GlobalAfrican-American History Month: First Pan-African Congress
This is a guest post by Ryan Reft, a historian in the Manuscript Division. It coincides with the centenary this month of...
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1.3KLoC GlobalAfrican-American History Month: A Forgotten Tribute to President Abraham Lincoln
This is a guest post by Lavonda Kay Broadnax, digital reference specialist in the Library’s Researcher and Reference Services Division. The Freedmen’s...
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1.4KLoC GlobalRare Books: “A Child’s Garden of Verses”
This is a guest post by digital library specialist Elizabeth Gettins. It coincides with the posting of additional illustrations from the Library’s...
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19.9KCrime IntelDo Not Invite Vampires to Cross Your Threshold
Many African nations invited Global Voice Group into their data, only to learn that it is now, no longer theirs. Chinese backed...
