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CBBG featured on NY1
NY1 visits Brooklyn Historical Society, 12/29/2014
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CBBG featured in NY Times
Front page of the Arts & Design section, December 2, 2014
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CBBG Brooklyn Zine Fest Event Featured
Time Out New York via BrooklynZineFest.com
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CBBG featured in Spare Times
via The New York Times
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Brooklyn Abolitionists
The New York Times' review of Brooklyn Historical Society's new exhibition
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My Brooklyn Story
CBBG co-director, Sady Sullivan, introduces the CBBG website in Spring 2012
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Hidden No More
Historian Renee Romano writes about the importance of the CBBG oral history collections
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The American Scholar
Crossing Borders, Bridging Generations was profiled in The American Scholar in Autumn 2011.
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CBBG on Brooklyn Exposed
Check out this article about Crossing Borders, Bridging Generations on Brooklyn Exposed. 
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