Journal of Radical Librarianship

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Vol 5 (2019)

Published: 2019-03-04

Research Articles: Race and Power in Library and Information Studies

"I Want Them to Know We Suffer Here" Preserving Records of Migrant Detention in Opposition to Racialized Immigration Enforcement Structures

Jennifer Hale Eagle

16-40
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Speech and Silence Race, Neoliberalism, and Intellectual Freedom

Maura Seale, Rafia Mirza

41-60
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Decolonizing Attribution Traditions of Exclusion

Jane Anderson, Kimberly Christen

113-52
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Archivists as Amici Curiae Activating Critical Archival Theory to Confront Racialized Surveillance

Julie Botnick

153-72
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That Which Cannot Be Named The Absence of Race in the Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education

Marcia Rapchak

173-196
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Research Articles

Cataloguing, knowledge and power

Thomas J. Cridford

61-83
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Confronting Librarianship and its Function in the Structure of White Supremacy and the Ethno State

Eino Sierpe

84-102
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Reports and Commentary

Linguistic Imperialism, Toponymy, Semiotics & Taxonomies The Anglicisation of Irish place names in hegemonic library cataloguing systems

Frank Houghton, Lisa O'Rourke Scott

1-15
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Sketching out the programmatic features of Making Justice A library program dedicated to court-involved youth

Alexandra Lakind

103-12
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