Civil Rights Collections Are a Research Gem
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February is Black History Month, an appropriate time to highlight the richness and depth of the Wisconsin Historical Society's civil rights collections.
The holdings are particularly strong in three areas: the movement in Wisconsin, particularly Milwaukee; the activities of national...
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