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Special collections fellowship applications are open for 2022-2023 fellows!
Erika Titkemeyer examines reel of film $500,000 grant will advance preservation of the South’s audiovisual history at University Libraries
Three book covers: "Meat Packing America," "Beyond Slavery's Shadow," and "Living Queer History" Off the Shelf: Author Talk with Gregory Samantha Rosenthal (Living Queer History: Remembrance and Belonging in a Southern City), Nov. 18
Chaitra Powell Appointment: Curator of the Southern Historical Collection
handwritten Arabic text and photograph of Omar ibn Said Wilson Library acquires biblical and Islamic manuscript created by Omar ibn Said
Three book covers: "Meat Packing America," "Beyond Slavery's Shadow," and "Living Queer History" Off the Shelf: Author Talk with Warren Eugene Milteer Jr. (Beyond Slavery’s Shadow: Free People of Color in the South), Oct. 28
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Wilson Exhibits

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
Detail of proof sheet of North Carolina treasury notes, 1824 Historic Moneys in the North Carolina Collection
A self-portrait illustration by Dwane Powell, 1974 The Cartoons of Dwane Powell
Gladys Tillett (left) and Harriet Elliott of North Carolina attend the 1936 National Democratic Convention Organized Womanhood: North Carolina Women and the Ongoing Struggle for Political Inclusion
Detail of the Charlotte tabloid "Tangents" Papers for the People: A Treasury of North Carolina News Sources
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