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New Resource: Encyclopedia of African-American History, 1896 – Present
Georgia State University Library now has access to the online resource Encyclopedia of African-American History, 1896 – Present “This remarkable work traces the transition from...Topics- For Faculty
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New Resource: Social Explorer
The University Library now has access to Social Explorer, an easy to use demographic and mapping database. Social Explorer contains U.S. Census information from 1790...Topics- For Faculty
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New Resource: Encyclopedia of Human Rights
Georgia State University Library now has access to the Encyclopedia of Human Rights, an online reference work that “offers comprehensive coverage of all aspects of...Topics- For Faculty
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African-American Labor History: Grady Hospital School of Nursing records
The Grady Memorial Hospital Municipal Training School for Colored Nurses was organized in 1914 by Mrs. Ludie Andrews, who served as superintendent of the school...Topics- General
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Using the Firefox Browser for Research and Library Services
If you have a Windows computer, it probably came with Internet Explorer as your default browser. However, the open source (that is, free!) mozilla browser...Topics- Software
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Considering a Career in Political Science?
Are you planning an academic career related to the discipline of political science? If so, consider learning more about the history of the discipline, including...Topics- Books
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Public Transit, Ownership, and Labor in the United States, 1935-1975 – March 3rd, 2010
Are you a MARTA rider? Are you concerned about its lack of financial support, its reliability of service and the history of the laborers who...Topics- For Faculty
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The “Black Socrates” of the Harlem Renaissance – March 2, 2010
“Politically, the Negro is the touchstone of the modern democratic idea,” said activist Hubert Harrison, the subject of an upcoming campus lecture by biographer Jeffrey...Topics- African American Studies
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Credit Cards Now Accepted by Special Collections and Archives
Special Collections and Archives of Georgia State University Library is now accepting on-line Visa, Master Card, Discover, or American Express credit card payments for copies of...Topics- General
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African-American Labor History: The National Domestic Workers Union records
The National Domestic Workers Union (NDWU) was founded in Atlanta in 1968 by Dorothy Bolden, who wanted to set standards for salaries and benefits...Topics- African American Studies
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