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BookNotes celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Meet Emanual Figueroa, Puerto Rican co-owner of Snug Books, as he shares his love for culture and community through reading
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Honor Black History Month by discovering abolitionist William Still. Towson University historian Andrew K. Diemer discusses his biography, Vigilance.
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In honor of World Food Day, poet Hiram Larew, founder of Poetry X Hunger, joins BookNotes to discuss the vital intersection of art, advocacy, and hunger relief.
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A cautionary tale for democracy on BookNotes
Explore how the French Revolution's elected government dismantled popular democracy in Last Revolutionaries by Johns Hopkins historian Laura Mason.
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