This could also translate to library activism and the increase of #censorship challenges. We can't hide behind @ALALibrary bylaws and proclamations without putting up a fight for everyone's right to information, even though we are clearly "on the right side of history".
I hardly ever post here anymore, but I've been reading "History, Abolition, and the Ever-Present Now in Antebellum American Writing" by @JeffreyInsko and I have noticed a huge parallel to today's social issues...
(10) And this is just one chapter of this provocative book! I would highly recommend @JeffreyInsko's book "History, Abolition, and the Ever-Present Now in Antebellum American Writing". I would say "where ever books are sold", but support your local library first! 😉
I hardly ever post here anymore, but I've been reading "History, Abolition, and the Ever-Present Now in Antebellum American Writing" by @JeffreyInsko and I have noticed a huge parallel to today's social issues...
(9) The picture metaphor, according to Insko, the recipe for INactivity. Kind of like saying, "We are doing great!" but not doing anything to bring about actual change. Like we can look at past climate data and say, "see? we are right!" but it means bupkis if nothing is done.
It may look a little different this year, but I am still looking forward to learning/networking at the first ever @MLAoffice Virtual Annual Conference! #MLACC20#newcourse
Eat your heart out, Paris! These librarians were VERY creative making fashion items out of library materials for the 2nd annual Style in the Stacks at #mla19ac@MLAoffice#opendoors