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  1. We're in the homestretch of #UPWeek, but there's still time to catch the blog tour! #ReadUP on how Hopkins Press & Project MUSE #TeamUP with Johns Hopkins University on #DemocracyDay!

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  2. Share the story of America’s monuments this season with American Shrines—a great gift for the historian in your life! Use code HOLIDAY at twp.ai/SAD5of to save 40% on your order today. #readUP #gift #history #Americanhistory #USmonuments

  3. Exploring Malcolm Little’s childhood, prison years, and the people who influenced his transformation, Patrick Parr’s Malcolm Before X is a great book for any historian in your life. Use code HOLIDAY at umasspress.com to save 40% on your order. #readUP #gift #history #blackhistory #MalcolmX

  4. I should also not have been surprised this great article had been posted to #Readup before readup.org/comments/the-new-yo

    I keep coming back to Readup! There is still a role to play for this open-source reading platform... a thought that resurfaced now that official #Omnivore development was stopped.

  5. I'm enjoying the short comments on this little "icy water dipping" blog post from Nick Cave that I posted to #readup recently 😄

    readup.org/comments/the-red-ha

  6. 📢 📖 University Press Week raises awareness of how and why UPs help increase visibility and reach of diverse scholarly publishing - sharing knowledge around global issues of critical importance - influencing ideas around the world.

    PKP's open software enables UP #PublishingFreedom, #ScholarlyIndependence, and control over the publishing process, because we believe in scholarly publishing for the global public good!

    #UPWeek #SpeakUp #ReadUp #OpenJournalSystems #OpenMonographPress

  7. The Pawnee Two Step, by Greg Olson, from his new book "Indigenous Missourians: Ancient Societies to the Present," which I have only begun reading but already highly recommend for its insights into how badly conventional history has represented the North American past.

    #ReadUP #Books #History #Missouri

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