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Black History Month in orange and tan text with a decorative pattern on the side Mark Black History Month with the University Libraries
Digital South. Image of a book, with one cover composed of a circuit board and one cover bearing a bookmark. Digital South Panel Series: Combining pedagogy and research on the American South
Open book showing spread with a large portrait on both pages. The left page shows a person with short hair with his back to the viewer. The portrait on the right shows a person will long hair looking directly at the viewer. The Exquisite Lumbee: An artist talk with Ashley Minner
Color photos of Merle Travis holding a brown guitar and the text "Sixteen Tons" Author talk: Deke Dickerson on “Sixteen Tons: The Merle Travis Story”
Portrait of Maria Estorino outside of Davis Library wearing a dark blue blouse and wearing dangling earrings. Maria has short cropped gray hair. Greeting from University Librarian María R. Estorino/Un saludo de la Bibliotecaria de la Universidad María R. Estorino 
Portrait of Maria Estorino wearing a dark blue blouse and wearing dangling earrings. Maria has short cropped gray hair. María R. Estorino named vice provost for University Libraries
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details from four artists' books Every Book a Mirror: Book Artists Engage with the 21st Century
Protesters, including Deborah Ferruccio, with signs during the PCB protests. We Birthed the Movement: The Warren County PCB Landfill Protests, 1978-1982
blue background with word "queerolina" and the o is a rainbow with a black location icon Queerolina: Experiences of Place and Space through Oral Histories
Carolina Together COVID19 toolkit featuring informational handout, hand sanitizer, thermometer, and face masks Collecting COVID: Documenting the Pandemic Experience at Carolina
Dunbar School alum Jewell Witherspoon Holland, right, with Whitney Peckman, left, and Nan Lund, center. Archival Seedlings: Cultivating Community Archivists in the American South
Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference Race Deconstructed: Science and the Making of Difference
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