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Get ready for Sunday with this helpful infographic from @Britannica
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The United Nations General Assembly designated January 27 as #HolocaustRemembranceDay. The National Archives has numerous records related to the Holocaust, including video and audio footage as well as still photographs.
Learn more and explore our records: loom.ly/GXx3vZg
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Sunday is a day for rest... and puzzles. 🧩 Here are some vintage ones from the Library's Chronicling America historic newspaper archive.
Let us know if you can solve them, and find even more here: blogs.loc.gov/headlinesandhe…
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Very pleased to see that Bentley Investment Group and @BentleyLibrary endorsed "Big Tech in Finance" on their list of the five recommended and highlighted business and #InvestmentBooks. And in what great company it is.
@TBGREA
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APA’s Inclusive Language Guide was written “to raise awareness, direct learning, and support the use of culturally sensitive terms and phrases that center the voices and perspectives of those who have been historically marginalized or stereotyped." apa.org/about/apa/equity-div… #APA7
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Please join us next Wednesday Oct. 30th at noon for an author talk with Linda Coombs (in person or join the YouTube livestream)!
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Today is the national #FreedomToRead Day of Action. Join us!
✅ Sign the Freedom to Read Pledge and contact your representatives
✅ Spread the word using our downloadable social media graphics
➡️uniteagainstbookbans.org/day…
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Most silent-era film productions have been lost to time & hardly *any* material shot by Black filmmakers pre-1920 has survived. But recently, the earliest known footage produced by a Black film company was found, hiding in plain sight, in our collections.
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Today, and every day, we remember all those who died in the attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, including four Bentley alumni (@bentleyalumni): David Carlone ’77, Amy Toyen ’99, Terry Gazzani ’00 and Peter O’Neill ’01.
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Earlier this week our campus community took time to reflect on Juneteenth with a celebration featuring live music, food and community speakers. Today, Bentley is closed as we encourage our community to learn more about and reflect on the history of slavery in the United States.
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Celebrate #FathersDay at #FranklinParkZoo and #StoneZoo on 6/16 for FREE—thanks to the generosity of @HighlandStreet. Everyone is invited and welcome.
IMPORTANT! Follow the link and choose the zoo you wish to visit. Advance registration **required** zoonewengland.org/engage/cel…
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Happy #PrideMonth and #RainbowBookMonth.
Looking for a good read? Check out the winners of the 2024 Stonewall Barbara Gittings Literature Award bit.ly/4bXBF6A and winners from past years. bit.ly/3Ku8IDf
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After a multi-year research effort, @MLB has incorporated records from the Negro Leagues (1920-1948) into the official record book. ⚾
Catcher Josh Gibson (pictured, left) is the new holder of some long-standing records, including some formerly held by Ty Cobb & Babe Ruth. 🧵

ALT Black and white photograph shows three Washington Homestead Gray team baseball players in uniform, Josh Gibson, Ted "Double Duty" Radcliffe, and Euthumn "Eudie" Napier, standing on the field at Griffith Stadium. Photographed in 1947 by Robert H. McNeill. Robert H. McNeill family collection, Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division.
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A one-of-a-kind Asian Pacific American Heritage Month experience: Library Innovator in Residence Jeffrey Yoo Warren is inviting the public to visit a series of virtual 3D reconstructions of once-thriving historic Asian American communities.
Learn more: newsroom.loc.gov/news/librar…
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Happy #Eclipse Day! Today, the Moon’s shadow will sweep across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, giving millions of people the opportunity to view a total solar eclipse.
On December 22, 1870, a similar total solar eclipse occurred.

ALT Image of eclipse with caption, "Sketch of the coronoa and pertuburances of on the western limb of the sun near the end of the total phase of the eclipse of December 22, 1870 by Prof J.F. Eastman USN Image 3: Scan of a page from a report with title "List of articles forming part of the Equipment of the Expedition to Syracuse
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What did people more than 100 years ago pack for an expedition to see a solar eclipse? We look at a photo album in our collections to see what sailors and scientists took with them for the arduous journey to Angola see the eclipse in 1889. go.loc.gov/6NJw50R9Y6u #SolarEclipse
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In honor of #WorldAutismAwarenessDay, we're highlighting the work of Tom D’Eri ’11 — co-founder of @RisingTideWash, a @ForbesUnder30 social entrepreneur, and author. Learn about Tom's dedication to hiring people with autism. (@bentleyalumni) bit.ly/3U3AGd8
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Each year on March 31, the world observes #TransDayOfVisibility to raise awareness about transgender people. It is a day to celebrate the lives and contributions of trans people. 🏳️⚧️
Learn more: glaad.org/tdov?utm_source=tw…
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