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Kermit! On Fame, Fortune and the 2020 National Recording Registry
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569LoC GlobalThe 2020 Class of the National Recording Registry: A New “Rhythm Nation”
{mediaObjectId:'BE389AAD103998B7E053CAE7938C78E4',playerSize:'mediumWide'} Brett Zongker and Leah Knobel of the Library of Communications media relations staff contributed to this story. It was 1989, and...
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747LoC GlobalResearcher Story: Kimberly Hamlin
Kimberley Hamlin. Photo courtesy of the author. Kimberly Hamlin is a history professor at Miami University in Ohio and a distinguished lecturer...
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641LoC GlobalAnother Little Piece: A New Way to Study Medieval Manuscript Fragments
This is a guest post by Marianna Stell, a reference assistant, Rare Book and Special Collections Division. When most of us think...
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590LoC GlobalWomen’s History Month: Latinas!
The is a guest post by Hispanic Division Huntington Fellows Maria Guadalupe Partida, Herman Luis Chavez, and reference librarian Maria Thurber. Images...
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672LoC GlobalWas My Female Ancestor a Suffragist?
Suffragists Katharine McCormick and Mrs. Charles Parker (first name not recorded). April 1913. Prints and Photographs Division. This is a guest post...
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New! Read Around the States
This is a guest post by Guy Lamolinara, head of the Center for the Book and the communications officer for Literary Initiatives....
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645LoC Global
Researcher Story: Michelle Farrell
Michelle Farrell. Photo courtesy of the author. Michelle Farrell has been writing since she won a citywide contest in the fourth grade...
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640LoC GlobalJason Reynolds: Grab the Mic, March Edition
My mother is 75. And that means a lot. It means she’s lived over 27,000 days, which is a whole bunch of...
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644LoC GlobalRodney King Beating Was 30 Years Ago Today; Courtroom Sketches Now at Library
Rodney King on the witness stand. Artist: Mary Chaney. Prints and Photographs Division. This is a guest post by María Peña, a...
