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    Jul 4
    As the USA commemorates its 250th anniversary, we ask our readers to consider: What builds national culture? This collection explores how our nation reimagines itself across generations. buff.ly/My9fmM9 #America250 #USA250 #Semiquincentennial #AmericanHistory @Columbia
    Banner for the USA Semiquincentennial The center text reads, “USA Semiquincentennial – 250 Years in the Making—and Still Evolving.” Surrounding the text are historical and contemporary images, including workers in a black-and-white group photo, young people reading a newspaper, a panoramic historic cityscape, a rural hay bale painted with the American flag, and a sepia-toned scene of people and horses along a canal. The collage highlights the nation’s history, people, and ongoing development.
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    We are pleased to announce that Matthew Facciani's MISGUIDED is the Silver winner of the 2026 Nautilus Book Award in Psychology, Mental and Emotional Well-Being. buff.ly/MGrKx9N #Misguided #Politics #ReadUP @MatthewFacciani
    Promotional graphic celebrating Misguided: Where Misinformation Starts, How It Spreads, and What to Do About It by Matthew Facciani as the Silver winner of the 2026 Nautilus Book Award in Psychology, Mental and Emotional Well-Being. The book cover appears on the right. A banner along the bottom promotes a 20% discount with code CUP20SM at cup.columbia.edu, alongside the Columbia University Press logo.
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    Last chance to save. Last chance to explore. Discover new perspectives on the people, ideas, and events that have shaped the United States in our USA Semiquincentennial collection. buff.ly/VLyXJVP#USA250 #History #Books #Humanities #Culture #Freedom250
    Promotional graphic for Columbia University Press's USA Semiquincentennial campaign. A red diagonal banner reads "Last Chance," and a blue badge announces "25% Off." The center features a banner reading "USA Semiquincentennial: 250 Years in the Making—and Still Evolving," with a collage of historical and contemporary images. Text below reads "Sale ends July 31" and "Use code USA250 at cup.columbia.edu," alongside the Columbia University Press logo.
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    Jul 27
    What can five iconic Jewish foods reveal about our history? As we reflect on #USA250, read about how recipes tell stories of immigration, adaptation, and cultural exchange that have helped shape the United States. buff.ly/aNZ2Kj9 #AmericanHistory #JewishHistory
    Featured graphic for the listicle "Five Jewish Foods and the Stories Behind Them" by Neda Ravandi. On the left is the cover of Recipes for the Melting Pot: The Lives of the Settlement Cook Book by Nora L. Rubel, featuring a vintage black-and-white kitchen photograph on a yellow background with a red vertical banner reading "Listicle." On the right, the article title appears in large blue text with the author's name in red on a light blue background.
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    Jul 27
    We are pleased to announce that Emilio J. Castilla's THE MERITOCRACY PARADOX is the Gold winner for the 2026 Nautilus Book Award in Business and Leadership. buff.ly/ldIDqza #Meritocracy #BusinessStrategies #TalentManagement #ReadUP
    Promotional graphic celebrating The Meritocracy Paradox: Where Talent Management Strategies Go Wrong and How to Fix Them by Emilio J. Castilla as the Gold winner of the 2026 Nautilus Book Award in Business and Leadership. The book cover appears on the right. A banner along the bottom promotes a 20% discount with code CUP20SM at cup.columbia.edu, with the Columbia University Press logo.
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