Always Learning - Weekly Roundup 19.03.21
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In the spirit of sharing knowledge and lifelong learning, the following are a collection of some of the worthwhile things I read on the internet this week: Responding to Surprised Dr. Seuss Fans - A useful post full of resources for youth-serving librarians regarding the often heated discussions about Dr. Seuss happening right now. Black Boys on YA SFF Novel Covers: A List of Recommendations - An evolving booklist that does exactly what it says on the tin. I love saving super specific reading lists like this so in the future when I am looking for something that fits this situation, I'll know where to look. The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts' Tech Kits for Performing Artists - This article was shared in a theatre practitioners group I am a part of, and the comments section was on fire (in a good way). People were so excited to see this resource being made available, and I love seeing how a library is responding to a need in such a tangible, high-impact way f