Category Archives: African-American culture
Black History Month
> Chris Rock’s Nat X character is right; February is too short for Black History. I have lived in the Charleston, South Carolina, area for most of my life and in the last 20 years, I have found more and … Continue reading
Filed under African-American culture, history, libraries, social justice, South Carolina
Workplace Marginalia: Stuff I Learned From Helping Patrons
Laki or Lakagigar , a fissure type of volcano located in Iceland, erupted in the 18th century and caused world climate change. The Drinking Gourd is the Big Dipper. Flying Foxes are a type of fruit bat and many of … Continue reading
Filed under African-American culture, bats, history, librarianship, volcano
Workplace Marginalia: Stuff I Learned From Helping Patrons
Laki or Lakagigar , a fissure type of volcano located in Iceland, erupted in the 18th century and caused world climate change. The Drinking Gourd is the Big Dipper. Flying Foxes are a type of fruit bat and many of … Continue reading
Filed under African-American culture, bats, history, librarianship, volcano
