Critical Race Theory in LIS

Introduction to the Volume: Critical Race Theory in Library and Information Science (LIS); Monica Colon-Aguirre

Section 1. CRT and Navigating the White Spaces of Academia

Chapter 1. A Brief History of (White) Choices; jaime ding

Chapter 2. "I'm Sorry You Had to Experience That:" The Unnecessary Emotional Toll Experienced by BIPOC Women at Community College Libraries; Alejandra S. Mendez Irizarry

Chapter 3. Planting Seeds of Change to Help Grow the Field of Librarianship for Native American Students; Tessa R. Campbell

Chapter 4. We Have a Problem! Unearthing and Dismantling Whiteness in Instructional Design and Librarianship Practices; Marcia Rapchak, Tinukwa Boulder, Rae Mancilla, and Tasha M. Brown

Chapter 5. Student-Led CritLib Initiatives: The Creation of The Critical Librarianship Reading Group; LaTesha Velez, Tori Hopper, and Deborah Yun Caldwell

Section 2. CRT as a Bridge to Practice

Chapter 6. The CRT Toolkit: Preventing Disinformation Through the Creation of an Open Access Critical Race Theory Toolkit; Cearra N. Harris

Chapter 7. Intellectual Freedom as Political Pawn: Aligning the Historical Context of Policing Access with Propositions of Critical Race Theory and InfoCrit Theory; Aisha M. Johnson

Chapter 8. Race-avoidant discourse in school library preparation program standards; Julia Burns Petrella

Chapter 9. Check Yo'self Before You Wreck Yo'self: Diversity Residents' Experiences Expanding CRT and Antiracism Practices in Collection Development; Mallary Rawls and Amanda M. Leftwich

Chapter 10. "Faces at the Bottom of the Archive:" Critical Race Theory in Special Collections Librarianship and Archives, A [Counter Story] Review; Kellee E. Warren

Section 3. Combatting Erasure with CRT

Chapter 11. The Black Tax: The Impact of Race, Recognition, and Representation in Librarianship; Teneka Williams

Chapter 12. Metadata as White Ignorance; Jose C. Guerrero

Chapter 13. Bias in the System: A Case for Catalogers' Judgment; Annisija W. Hunter

Section 4. CRT Beyond Libraries

Chapter 14. A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing: Book Banning Practices Disguised as Parental Rights Advocacy; Shannon Crooks

Chapter 15. A TribalCrit Analysis of Library Legislation in Idaho; Mandi Lyn Harris

Chapter 16. "You Can't Be in That Much Pain": Navigating Implicit Bias in Women's Healthcare; Andrea M. Hayes