@book{bibcite_14830,
editor = {Shauntee Burns-Simpson and Nichelle M. Hayes and Ana Ndumu and Shaundra Walker},
title = {The Black Librarian in America: Reflections, Resistance, and Reawakening},
year = {2022},
pages = {288 pp.},
publisher = {Rowman \& Littlefield},
address = {Lanham, Maryland},
isbn = {9781538152669},
note = {Contents:
- Foreword / Dr. Carla D. Hayden, Fourteenth Librarian of Congress\
\ - Part I: A rich heritage: Black librarian history\
- Libraries and the color line: Du Bois and the matter of representation / Rhonda Evans\
- Wearing many hats: a conversation with Robert Wedgeworth / Ana Ndumu\
- Disadvantaged by (financial) design: the disappearing act of HBCU library science programs / Aisha Johnson\
- A hidden figure: Adella Hunt Logan, Tuskegee Institute{\textquoteright}s first librarian / Shaundra Walker\
\ - Part II: Celebrating collective and individual identity\
- "I{\textquoteright}m rooting for everybody Black": a labor of love / Jina DuVernay\
- Assumed identity: realities of Afro-Caribbean librarians / Twanna Hodge, Kelsa Bartley, and Kenya Flash\
- The Western librarian: community and collective individualism / James Allen Davis Jr.\
- Margins of the margins of the margins: on being Black with disabilities and/or neurodivergence in libraries and archives / Kai Alexis Smith\
- Uhuru celeration of individual and collective healing and empowerment: five lessons from an activist librarian-author-griot / Roland Barksdale-Hall\
\ - Part III: Black librarians across settings\
- Building community through digital innovation: @BlackLibrarians and WOC+Lib / Shannon Bland and LaQuanda Onyemeh
- Empowerment through access: fostering youth STEM engagement with culturally reflective library services / Teresa R. Quick, Cheryl R. Small, and Amalia E. Butler
- \ Leading in health sciences librarianship: perspectives from Black library leaders / Bethany McGowan and Jahala Simuel\
- The HBCU librarians{\textquoteright} experience: doing more with your time and talent for less treasure / Jamillah Scott-Branch, Vernice Riddick Faison, and Danielle Colbert-Lewis\
- Leading while black: are we up for the challenge? / Deloice Holliday and Michele Fenton\
\ - Part IV: Moving forward: antiracism, activism, and allyship\
- Passing the torch: the tradition of mentorship among Black librarians / Satia M. Orange and Tracie D. Hall\
- Rethinking Black MLIS student recruitment: a call to action / Vivian Bordeaux and Jahala Simuel\
- Post-2020 public libraries: the urgency for community dialogue and healing / Taliah Abdullah, Hadiya Evans, Regina Renee Ward\
- Thoughts on sustaining the academic library / Angiah L. Davis and Michelle E. Jones\
- Expanding the Black archival imagination: digital content creators and the movement to liberate Black narratives from institutional violence / keondra bills freemyn\
- Afterword / Julius C. Jefferson, Jr.
},
language = {English},
}