Articles on generative #AI and cataloging, library outreach, growing through failure, recalibrating the definition of information, and more await in the November issue of "C&RL News". It's freely available now on the magazine website! https://t.co/Xu8mqHnu0U
50% of workers can't afford healthcare.
People are using buy now, pay later apps to go into debt to buy groceries.
GoFundMe has 250k pages for medical bills and 40k for tuition.
โฆ and Elon Musk gets a $1 trillion pay out.
And people think moms getting SNAP are the problem.
The FLA Town Hall for All is your chance to connect with leadership, get year highlights, and ask questions. Dec 8, 12-1 PM on Zoom.
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My mom worked on the Florida abortion ballot initiative for nearly two years. She is besides herself. "We can't sustain raising 125k a month to help women travel. We won't be able to get them abortions." This is devastating.
๐ช๐๐ก: Congrats @c_cockley on your State House, District 6 win! Christine is a strong advocate for her constituents, making sure their voices are heard and their needs are met.
๐ช๐๐ก: Congrats @michelegrimforohio on your reelect to State House, District 43! Michel is continuing her work in improving medical care for underserved populations in Toledo and surrounding areas.
๐ช๐๐ก: Congrats Morgan Foreman on your State House win in District 33! Morgan is a dedicated advocate for education equity, affordable housing, reproductive freedom, and accessible healthcare.
Incumbent Supervisor of Elections Kim Barton defended her seat in a landslide victory against Republican challenger Judith Jensen.
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The Library has the largest body of early Indigenous American music recordings in the U.S.: 10,000 wax cylinders of songs & stories. Those recorded by Francis La Flesche โ the first professional Native American ethnologist & a member of the Omaha Nation โ are among them. ๐งต
Lisa Blunt Rochester won election to the U.S. Senate from Delaware, becoming the state's first Black and first woman to serve in the role.
She is the fourth-ever Black woman to serve in the Senate.
Want an example of a broken system? Florida DIDNโT โrejectโ the proposal to include a right to abortion in the constitution โ they voted 58.2% in favor of abortion rights. But it needed 60% to pass, so it failed WITH A MAJORITY.
Canโt imagine what Florida women must be thinking.