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Journal of Radical Librarianship - an open access journal about critical library and information theory and practice.

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New article published: "Progressive Library Organizations Update 2018-2023," by Al Kagan. https://t.co/TKva746FYC

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New article published: "Building the Path for the Last Mile: Developing Critical AI Literacy for Library Workers," by Annie Pho and Wynn Tranfield. https://t.co/fpRVzSFwKa

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New article published: "Settler Narratives: Colonial Genocide, Westward Expansion, the Feminization of Librarianship, and the Appointment of City Librarian Nellie Keith," by Olivia Radbill https://t.co/SPu6D8B0bM

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New article published: "Building and Researching Queer Community-Driven Archives: Sustaining Cross-Departmental Partnerships and Intersectional Learning Communities" by Cohen-Rodriguez and Norton-Wisla https://t.co/3CvmjkFOAj

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New article published: "From Gatekeepers to Facilitators: Transforming Metadata for Equitable Knowledge Access," by Currington et al. https://t.co/PEffeh6sNc

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New book review published: "The Quiet Damage: QAnon and the Destruction of the American Family." reviewed by Joel Blechinger https://t.co/WEL9ydbhYI

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New commentary published: "What a Recent Ta-Nehisi Coates Lecture Offers the 'Intellectual Freedom vs. Social Responsibility Debate.'" by Daniel Clarkson Fisher. https://t.co/pvO4Gu0lGo

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New article published: Critical Cataloging and Contradiction Analysis: Using Mao Zedong’s Dialectical Materialism to Address Classificatory Antagonisms, by Ryan Burley https://t.co/n4u4b4g9Bb

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New article published: Beyond a Land Acknowledgement: Taking a First Step Towards a Reparative Action, David X. Lemmons et al. https://t.co/FjfIm60RDn

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New interview available: Miami University Librarians Unionize for Equity and Dignity, by Ian McCullough https://t.co/1aJE4Q0WLR

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New book review available: Co-Intelligence: Living and Working with AI. Review by Joel Blechinger. https://t.co/7zC16D6JSn

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New article published: Information Hegemony, Transcending Positivism, and ApplyingCritical Legal Information Literacy Concepts inthe Legal Research Classroom and Beyond, by Latia Ward https://t.co/AcBuaqLhDI

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New article published: Uncontrollable Vocabularies: Queer Theory, Sexual Identity, and the Catalog, by Lynne Stahl https://t.co/7AiruKahwB

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New commentary available: David's Paradox
The Limitations of Textual Analysis of Gender Representation in Picture Books, by Jacob Fehr https://t.co/AZDQxvS49E

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New book review available: Review of the book Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions about What to Believe Online, by Joel Blechinger https://t.co/g6STvcZtMW

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New book review available: Review of Larue, J. On Censorship: A Public Librarian Examines Cancel Culture in the US (2023) by Daniel Clarkson Fisher https://t.co/uj39dbaQv7

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New book review available: Review of Zyagintseva, L, & Greenshields, M. (Eds). (2023). Land in libraries: Toward a materialist conception of education. Library Juice Press, by Joel Blechinger https://t.co/KEATYBqdQ8

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New article available: "Existing on Erasure's Edge: BIPOC Treatment in Peer Review by V. Dozier and Amanda M. Leftwich https://t.co/DOqUKWrbVF

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New article available: "Renewing the Labor Union and Library Partnership through LIS Education" by Austin Stroud https://t.co/rGDdXRtMoH

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New Commentary Available: "Caught in Crossfire
Library “Troubles” in Northern Ireland Exacerbate Ongoing Issues," by Frank Houghton https://t.co/4gblHlesQo