Prof. Anthony Dandridge. We can't be all things for all people. But what we do can impact all people. Small things still make an impact. Change will be a process for the future. #laucb2021#laucb2021
Michael talks about the "Cite Black Women" website and his support for using more academic work done by black women and created a list of authors publishing in public health! He continues to add to the list! https://t.co/gH0ahn5PTq
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Michael Sholinbeck is showing a resource he made to support #citeblackwomen "Black Women: Public Health" - a database of black women authors in the field of public health. The goal is to actively increase the citation of the scholars on this list #laucb2021
These stories ask readers "what would you do" and help them think critically. These are suggestions from the speaker, Linnea. Do you have any recommendations? #laucb2021
"Stand Up and Speak Out" Social Justice Series by Sharell. Great to learn about all the talks the library hosted regarding recent trends and what was impacting the students/communities, such as systemic racism, self care, anonymity on social media and more #laucb2021
On this day 101 years ago, more than 2 million Koreans rose up against Japanese colonialism as part of the March 1st Movement (삼일 운동). 7500 people were martyred and 50,000 arrested. The legacy of Samil continues today in the struggle for an independent, decolonized Korea.