Read for the Revolution
Maura MandyckAs your official (self-appointed!) Librarian of the Revolution, I collect and comment on the most essential books, blogs, podcasts, news stories, etc. so that you can stay up to date without being overwhelmed.
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Coming Up Short: A Memoir of My America
Robert Reich is a national treasure. His academic credentials are impressive—summa cum laude graduate of Dartmouth, Rhodes Scholar, M.A. from Oxford, and a J.D. from Yale—and he served in three presidential administrations, those of Ford, C...
Protest Speech - April 19, 2025
Welcome and thank you for coming out. I am Maura Mandyck, one of the organizers of Indivisible Mobile, a teacher and a librarian.
The Reality of Project 2025
TL;DR: Look here and here. And spread the word.
Protest Speech - April 5, 2025
I’m Maura Mandyck, one of the organizers of Indivisible Mobile, and a teacher and a librarian. Pause for wild cheers of support here! I’m touched at the support I’ve gotten lately just for being a librarian, touched on a personal level and ...
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Maura Mandyck has worked in public, school and college libraries, and also teaches literature and writing. She has a Ph.D. in English, a Master’s in Library and Information Studies, and a devotion to information, data, facts, reality, and the truth.
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