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Nannie Helen Burroughs was an educator, school founder, and advocate for Black women workers. Read her biography from the Women's History in the United States database in this month's featured content. Read more here👉 #BlackHistoryMonth2025
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Bloomsbury Medieval Studies’ brand new featured content, ‘Fashion in the Medieval World’, is available now! 🎉 Explore the brand new volume of the Medieval Clothing and Textile series, as well as primary source images from the Metropolitan Museum of Art 👉
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📿Covering North America’s diverse religious traditions, Bloomsbury Religion in North America is a reliable source in religious studies that leads us to new explorations of religious scholarship. ➡️ Learn more here:
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@Hart4Lesley @RWAnimator If not, more information about individual subscriptions will be coming soon - please subscribe to our animation resources newsletter for more updates:
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Anna Julia Cooper's life spanned the pre-Civil War period to the civil rights movement, and from her early childhood to her death she was committed to the causes of women's and racial equality. 🔓 Read her biography open-access this month👉 #BHM2025
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In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, explore the extraordinary contributions of women who fought for equal rights through this curated collection of biographies from the Women’s History in the United States database👉
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RT @dramaonlinelib: Aurora Metro Books Collection 2 will launch in June 2025 with a thought-provoking range of contemporary plays featuring…
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Are you about to give a presentation? Remind yourself of the key things you need to stay relaxed in order to give your audience the best time in Ken Rea's short video on Skills for Study 👉
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RT @dramaonlinelib: Find inspiration from pioneering Black cultural leaders this #BlackHistoryMonth with Decolonizing the Theatre Space by…
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This LGBT+ History month, learn how to reference your favourite queer book in an academic essay. Learn more here 👉
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Bloomsbury Religion in North America provides reliable and peer-reviewed information for students and teachers of history and religion. ➡️ Learn more about how it can help in the classroom here:
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Do you know how to stay safe whilst online? Learn how to build a positive online identity, implement security measures, and manage your connections in the latest article on Skills for Study 👉
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Now Live! @PAULISTPRESS' Ancient Christian Writers and Classics of Western Spirituality Pre-1500 & Post-1500 series are now digitally available on Theology and Religion Online! Discover how the collections can support modern scholarship👉
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The Contemporary Art collection is now live on the Bloomsbury Visual Arts hub! This collection brings together ground-breaking books to explore critical themes such as disability, feminism, race, ecology, activism, and politics Explore here 👉
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"Groundbreaking" is a word frequently used to describe new television shows. One show that deserves this label, is All in the Family, part of a wave of shows in the 1970s that brought social satire to TV. Read more about 1970s TV this month! 👉
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Are you wanting to reference one of the most iconic fantasy classics in your academic essay? Learn more here 👉
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RT @BloomsburyMus: Kylie Minogue’s debut album was simultaneously a pop hit and a target for harsh criticism. Join Adrian Renzo and Liz Giu…
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Snack foods, vegetarianism, the Atkins diet, "health foods" – these were some of the emerging food-related trends of the 1970s. Read more about food trends of the 1970s with featured content from the Pop Culture Universe research database👉
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