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Rasheeda Smith

  • Information Manager, Technology & Maintenance Council (TMC) of American Trucking Associations, Inc.
Virginia
As seen in: Smithsonian Magazine, Runner's World, HistoryNet, Armchair General
IT Specialist. Fmr web editor at the Smithsonian and HistoryNet. Lightsabersmith and Gundam mechanic. Mostly tweet about video games, tech and movies. She/Her.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Personal Library Is Up for Auction

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By Rasheeda Smith
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
The Bonhams sale features more than 1,000 books from the late Supreme Court justice's personal library. Photo by Nikki Kahn / The Washington Post via Getty Images More than 1,000 books from the personal collection of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg are up for auction at Bonhams. The trove features legal textbooks, photos, feminist literature and other documents spanning some 60 years of Ginsburg’s career, reports Harriet Sherwood for the Guardian.
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Mentor to the Stars: The Man Behind Eisenhower and Patton

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By David T. Zabecki, Rasheeda Smith
| HistoryNet Verified
In 1926, Conner was deputy chief of staff of the U.S. Army. At the time, military men off base wore civilian dress, due to national isolationist sentiment after World War I Library of Congress David T. Zabecki October 2016 Major General Fox Conner (HistoryNet Archives) December 16, 1944, was a dangerous day for Allied forces in Europe.
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How Anti-Asian Hate Became Rooted in America's Immigration Laws

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By Richard Brookhiser Verified, Rasheeda Smith
| HistoryNet Verified
Granger, NYC Richard Brookhiser August 2021 In March a 21-year-old man killed eight people, six of them Asian, at three Atlanta area massage parlors. Cops attributed the rampage to the White perp’s hatred of his own sex addiction, but local Asian Americans saw more: “xenophobia” aimed at them, as Georgia state Representative Bee Nguyen put it.
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