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The joy of being a copyright specialist is the amazing array of cool, beautiful, and profound things that make up the raw material of what we (...)

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It may even be a window into your own past if you had the privilege of living through those totally rad years.

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This year I have had the privilege to serve as the 2017-2018 Marshall T. Meyer Intern in the Human Rights Archive at the Rubenstein (...)

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Was the sensitive term being used as a form of self-identification or reclaiming by members of a marginalized group, was it being used by an (...)

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As a cis-gendered white male who is gainfully employed and resides in one of the best places to live in the country, I am soaking in (...)

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Throughout its history, copyright has been called an authors’ right and treated like a publishers’ privilege. Re-focusing on authors (...)

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One graduate student said: I feel like I have to speak for everyone…Black people in America don’t have the privilege of (...)

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Applying this erroneous interpretation of the law, GSU has, for over a decade, regularly copied and disseminated substantial portions of (...)

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