Recruited to the war effort thanks to their deft research skills and technological know-how, librarians used microforms to gather and share intelligence with Allied forces.

Black women composers have been active in the US since at least the mid-nineteenth century, yet they’re largely omitted from scholarship on women musicians.

Portia K. Maultsby documents the course of African American music, tracing the histories of the sounds alongside the histories of the people who made them.