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    • From the Editor’s Desk—Sally Rand’s Fan Dance
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The Twelve Months of September 2020

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TAKE FOUNTAIN: Finding Home Amongst LA’s Historic Buildings

Staircases zigzaging in the foreground with library books or stacks in the distance to the right, on the first and second floor.

Grace and Freedom in the Reopened Library

This Blissful City Reading, Recorded June 4th, 2021

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Music of the Plague

Group of people wearing surgical masks standing around a food stall titled "De Paris: Crepes."

We Need Our Pain

People standing in a line at a postal office, "six-feet apart" yellow tape is on the ground.

Pandemic, Florida 33004

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