Nina Goldman

Copy-editing the world @SmithsonianMag. @MtPLibFriends forever. Previously: @foreignpolicy, @thehill, @memphisnews. I love words and people.

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

In the face of racist violence, these Black Americans fought and died for the right to vote, @iam_tls writes: https://t.co/3rKk1kHycq

[Smithsonian Magazine @SmithsonianMag]

Renaissance paintings, medieval archives, cloistered orchards—how one Italian scientist is uncovering secrets that could help combat a growing agricultural crisis. https://t.co/QzOo4ZflHG

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

Google's cited source was this Instagram post 🤦‍♀️

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

Google's AI Overview must be a big Cole Escola fan, because it preemptively gave them a Tony for their performance in @ohmaryplay! More proof you shouldn't trust whatever pops up... (cc: @davidgerard)

[Karen Falk @kgfalk]

New edition of my book out now with foreword by ⁦@RealRonHoward⁩ : Jim Henson's Imagination Illustrated – Insight Editions https://t.co/lkkdjIDYUL

[Mt. Pleasant Library Friends @MtPLibFriends]

Free family friendly outdoor concert
Friday June 28th, 7:30 pm
Lamont Plaza
3210 Mt Pleasant st, NW DC
Performers: Sara Curruchich with openers Mapuche Rap duo Waikil and Ketrafe

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

When @helenrsullivan calculates that dedicated diver Cobb has spent about a year of his life underwater, he replies instantly: "Not enough!!"

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

Meet Gary Cobb and his crew of disciples, who comb the waters off Australia in search of colorful, whimsical, and surprisingly powerful little creatures called nudibranchs:
https://t.co/SdGYTF4Uco

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

Tremendous work from @iam_tls and the whole team at @SmithsonianMag to highlight these winning shots out of 30,728 submissions to the Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest: https://t.co/MD75Mq3qJD

[joe spring @joespring]

The best time to attempt one of the coolest skywatching feats is coming up this weekend. @carlyn_kranking reports on what it take to complete the "Messier marathon." @SmithsonianMag https://t.co/FVWESmMN5b

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

Fun piece by @meganululani with excellent illustration as usual from @meilansolly!

[Smithsonian Magazine @SmithsonianMag]

The United States may lack an official language, but a road trip across the country reveals dozens of different accents and dialects of English that serve as living links to Americans’ ancestors. https://t.co/V837FZcE1t

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

@JackDetsch Haha aw, it was very much a team effort!!

[Carla Hayden @LibnOfCongress]

Wonderful to talk about banned books and it’s history.

“It’s really the philosophy of the library profession that free people should read freely and that there’s a power in being able to select what you want to read.”

#BannedBooksWeek
https://t.co/VCaQxU6ICM @smithsonianmag

[Meilan Solly @meilansolly]

Ahead of #PandaPalooza at @NationalZoo, I dove into @SmithsonianMag's archives to retrace the beloved species' 51-year history in Washington, D.C. 🐼https://t.co/hL17DxQhKa

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

In our latest @SmithsonianMag issue, 10 incredible wildlife photographers zoom in on their favorite birds: https://t.co/M54TAAebfI

[Geoff Calkins @geoff_calkins]

Jennifer Biggs died tonight. She was a warm, funny, fierce and generous soul. And a magnificent food writer. And an even better friend. Here’s a brief obit from the DM. https://t.co/T1z0MTn51y I miss her already.

[John Beifuss 〽️ @JohnBeifuss]

RIP Jennifer Biggs, longtime food reporter/reviewer and "gem," for The Commercial Appeal and The Daily Memphian: https://t.co/3e1XnLAcfO

[joe spring @joespring]

Among observers, wildlife photographers and even scientists, female birds are overlooked and underappreciated. @carlyn_kranking reports on how this can affect conservation. @audubonsociety @AudubonMag https://t.co/9FIL8VFCla

[DC Public Library @dcpl]

We have 26 libraries.
We are here for you.
Stay cool.
Stay safe.

Be kind to each other. ❤️

[Nina Goldman @goldmannk]

@meilansolly @SmithsonianMag Woo, Sonja! Very much inspired by the conclusion of @emilyctamkin's excellent cultural history of Barbie in our June print issue: https://t.co/KBwbo8TB55