Historians Respond to Covid 19

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Historians Respond to Covid 19

Historical Archives Once Silenced Marginalized Voices. Now Pandemic Archivists Want Them to Be Heard.

Marc Perry, “Historical Archives Once Silenced Marginalized Voices. Now Pandemic Archivists Want Them to Be Heard,” Chronicle of Higher Education, May 3, 2020.

This entry was posted in Collecting, Colleges and Universities, Media, Media about Covid-19 Collecting on May 4, 2020 by men2022.

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