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The Nealley Library is celebrating Women’s History Month with a display of books highlighting the woman’s suffrage movement, feminism, social justice movements and women’s studies.

Corresponding with International Women’s Day on March 8, this year’s theme is “Women Educated, Women Empowered,’’ according to the National Women’s History Project.

This annual event provides insight and awareness about women’s roles in history and those who have made a significant impact for women across the world.

Pamphlets are available in the library throughout the month of March. See a librarian for further help in locating the books.

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