While the coronavirus forced some libraries to physically shut their doors, many have found new ways to help people during the pandemic. Some are offering wi-fi hotspots and book deliveries or even becoming hubs for health care. Before the pandemic we took you inside America’s library with Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden who says no matter what happens, they’ll continue to serve their communities.
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Meet the first woman and first African-American Librarian of Congress
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SOME WOMEN BEING LEFT BEHIND AS AMERICANS HEAD BACK TO WORK
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Paradise Lost: Recovery after California’s Deadliest Wildfire
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Trejo’s Memoir Shares His Crimes and Path to Redemption
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Why Rising Waters Are Still A Concern Beyond the Coasts
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July 18, 2021
Debate over the Birth Date of the United States
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A Nation Built by Immigrants Who Feel Like They Don’t Belong
July 11, 2021A Nation Built by Immigrants Who Feel Like They Don’t Belong
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