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COMMUNITY—Natalie Woods remembers the Rev. Thomas Fountain Blue’s cursive handwriting. The first time the librarian held his papers, they changed her life. Ms. Woods never learned about Western Library’s history when she grew up in Louisville, Kentucky. The library under her care is the oldest public library in the United States independently run by and for African Americans. It was also the earliest training ground of Black librarians in the South. The “Western Colored Branch” of the Louisville

The president's attacks at the media and public mistrust are nothing new. Decades-long trends have set the stage for today's tense climate. | The Christian Science Monitor

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The Christian Science Monitor launched new website navigation to provide a different way of looking at the news. The Monitor has always been about exploring deeper themes and ideas. A few months ago, we began identifying the values driving the people and nations at the heart of the news, whether it was hope, justice, generosity, or resilience. With the new website navigation, you’ll be a click or two away from digging into these themes – as well as filtering stories by topics and regions. Naviga

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At times of quickly breaking news, how does The Christian Science Monitor approach its reporting? Listen as Monitor’s editor, Mark Sappenfield, and Monitor Washington Bureau Chief, Linda Feldmann, share their answers to this question. #news #csmonitor #ap #worldnews #world #MonitorDifference | The Christian Science Monitor