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    Understanding the history of institutionalized racism is key to understanding this weekend's protests. has compiled a syllabus to help contextualize, teach, and understand:

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    Explore the new Plant Humanities Lab our Labs team has collaborated on with !

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    Exploring the idea of how parties in literature can be a reflection of healthy and unhealthy desires, values, and anxieties generated by social events.

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    Interested in ebooks on JSTOR for your library? Learn more today.

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    How did the whims of fashion in the realms of horticulture, art, and commerce, affect the fuchsia?

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    A new book on Darwin’s "Descent of Man" asks what he got right and wrong about “the highest and most interesting problem for the naturalist:” human evolution.

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    There's a lot of open & free content on JSTOR - searchable without a login. This includes: •7,000 OA ebooks •47,000 OA articles •26,000 open research reports •300 Open Community Collections •1.3 million free images in Artstor's Public Collections.

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    Elke Mackenzie, lichenologist is someone who, against ease and tradition, did not wish to separate her trans identity from her research.

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    How did Black-owned charm schools and modeling agencies challenge stereotypes of African American women after World War II?

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    Dorothy Porter, a Black woman pioneer in library and information science, created an archive that structured a new field.

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    To help meet the need for content related to racism, anti-racism, and Black voices, JSTOR has created free open library as a companion to the Black Reading List. Explore the list of more than 2k BIPOC+Q-authored resources today.

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    Check this out from !

    Free Cinema, 1956-1959 New set of docs added to our Open Community Collections
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    Susan Faludi’s 1991 breakout critique, Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women, then and now.

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    Meet the original Bluestockings, a group of women intellectuals. Their name would eventually become a misogynist epithet — but it didn’t start that way.

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    This is a picture of the fashion majors at Pratt in 1967 and ... well, how badly do you want to be a fashion major at Pratt in 1967? Explore the open collections - including images from historical yearbooks - today!

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    On famous lady pirates!

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    What are the origins of ?

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    New collection! Artist and art historian Barbara J. Anello has contributed more than 2,700 photographs of Khmer monuments and heritage, including current archaeological practice, to the Artstor.

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    "Perfection is not an aim" Free Cinema was a series of programmes presenting new work of young British filmmakers in the 1950s A selection of documents from our Archive now available on our new site:

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    Celebrating with a round-up from . Read about Dorothy Parker, Ada Lovelace, Cheng I Sao, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, and more influential women in history.

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    Between 1950 and 1965, steamy novels about lesbian relationships, marketed to men, inadvertently offered closeted women much-needed representation.

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