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    May 2

    Graduation is just around the corner! But don't leave JSTOR behind. From , to our free online reading program, or monthly subscriptions, take JSTOR with you!

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  2. 20 hours ago

    We're reshaping our webinar content and we'd love your input! Please take this 2 minute survey to have your responses recorded!

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  3. Jul 8

    So proud that the U.S. won the women's World Cup! So how did women's soccer get started anyway?

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  4. Jul 6

    Frida Kahlo was born today in 1907! She was an influential artist, and was intensely political. A deeper look at her politics, from .

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  5. Jul 5

    Lazy summer reading days are upon us! Enjoy this round-up of stories on JSTOR by Meg Wolitzer, David Sedaris, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and more!

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  6. Jul 3

    How did a traitor help the the U.S. win its independence?

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  7. Jul 3

    How did Thomas Paine and "Common Sense" market to the average person in America? And how did that win support for the revolution?

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  8. Jul 2

    Today is... World UFO Day? Yes, World UFO Day! How did Roswell become the site for UFO enthusiasts?

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    Jul 2

    The performance of our support site should be improving now!

    Our third party CDN provider has implemented a fix and we are now seeing improvements. We're continuing to monitor performance.
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    Jul 2

    Our Support site is currently down due to an outage, thank you for your patience

    We're investigating an outage impacting multiple Pods & Zendesk services. We will update you shortly.
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  11. Jul 2

    The U.S. Civil Rights was passed today in 1964 - how did Septima Clark's activism impact the movement?

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  12. Jul 1

    Summer jobs for teens used to be a whole lot worse than lifeguarding..

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  13. Jul 1

    Lazy summer reading days are upon us! Enjoy this round-up of stories on JSTOR by Meg Wolitzer, David Sedaris, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and more!

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  14. Jul 1

    Does Sex and the City still hold up? ..... Maybe. But

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    Jun 28

    Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riot in Greenwich Village, which marked a huge shift in the gay rights movement. Take a moment to read more about Stonewall in an intriguing piece from :

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  16. Jun 28

    A 1988 letter from AIDS activists and feminists in New York City, in which they endeavored to stop the spread of misinformation about the disease.

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  17. Jun 27

    Photos from 1989 of the AIDS quilts in Washington, DC in "off our backs".

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  18. Jun 27

    The battle around a 1989 production of Larry Kramer's "The Normal Heart" on Southwest Missouri State University's campus.

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  19. Jun 27

    A 1979 interview with activist, author, poet, and librarian, Audre Lorde.

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    Jun 27

    Happy ! What's up with giant squid, anyway? 🦑

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    Jun 27

    On this day in 1895, Ida B. Wells married Ferdinand Barnett.

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