The 21st-century black librarian in America : issues and challenges / edited by Andrew P. Jackson (Sekou Molefi Baako), Julius Jefferson Jr., Akilah Nosakhere.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Jackson, Andrew P. (Editor)
Jefferson, Julius, Jr., 1968- (Editor)
Nosakhere, Akilah, 1956- (Editor)
Language:English
Published: Lanham, Maryland : The Scarecrow Press, Inc., 2012.
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Physical Description:xxii, 277 pages ; 24 cm
Variant Title:
Twenty-first century black librarian in America.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • Information literacy instruction in K-12 education: what does the research say about success in the 21st century? / Silvia Lloyd
  • Inequality of resources in school libraries in the 21st century / Joyce F. Ndiaye
  • Challenges as a Black school librarian in the 21st century: why I choose to stay / Angela Washington-Blair
  • The "qualified" Black librarian / Barbara Montgomery
  • The charge and challenge of the Black school library media specialist / Ayodele Ojumu
  • Swimming against the tide: library media specialists in urban schools / Karen Lemmons and Andre Taylor
  • Winning the future with 21st century school libraries / Gloria J. Reaves
  • Meeting the needs of the African American students in the school media program / Pauletta Brown Bracy
  • What does Black public librarianship look like in the proverbial information age? / Linda Bannerman-Martin and Sandra Michele Echols
  • Servant librarianship and the importance of African Americans mentors / Rhea Brown-Lawson
  • Becoming a leader within the library profession / Rose Dawson Timmons
  • Making the grade: an African American library director in a majority community / Jos N. Holman
  • Designing and promoting public library services for teens of color without losing one's sanity / Syntychia Kendrick-Samuel
  • Adultism: discrimination by another name / Tamara Stewart
  • Public libraries in the 21st century / Lucille Cole Thomas
  • National and international challenges of Black librarianship / Ruth M. Jackson
  • Academic art librarianship and the Black librarian / Deirdre D. Spencer
  • Managing historically Black colleges and unversities libraries during economic recession: challenges and expectations for Black library deans and directors / Felix Eme Unaeze
  • Managing the academic library: the role of the Black librarian leader in three different institutional environments / Theresa S. Byrd
  • Not just a drop in the bucket: Black instructional librarians teaching for academic success / Lisa A. Ellis
  • Medical libraries, information technology and the African American librarian / Ellie Bushhousen
  • Achievements of selected 21st century African American health sciences librarians / LaVentra E. Danquah
  • Why did I become a special librarian? / Phyllis Hodges
  • The Southern California Library: opening the doors to the next L.A. / Michele Welsing
  • The dark but good side of diversity in corporate libraries / Brendan Thompson
  • We need some color up in here: educating and recruiting minority librarians in Indiana / Deloice Holliday and Michele Fenton
  • A charge to keep I have / Steven Booth
  • Massachusetts Black Librarians Network, Inc.: commitments and challenges to our 21st century presence / Em Claire Knowles
  • Going the distance: supporting African America library and information science students / Angel K. Washington Durr
  • African American faculty in library and information science: unresolved issues in a new era / Maurice B. Wheeler
  • Technology skills for the 21st century / Fantasia Thorne
  • Advancing digital resources from the Black musical experience: an archival and digital challenge at Hampton University / Gladys Smiley-Bell and Harvey J. Stokes
  • Web 2.0 in libraries / Jennifer W. Baxmeyer
  • From MARC to MARS: the impact of technology on librarianship / Allene Farmer Hayes
  • HBCU library alliance: preserving our culture / Ira Revels
  • The Black body at the reference desk: critical race theory and Black librarianship / Tracie D. Hall
  • Diversity in librarianship: is there a color line? / Cheryl L. Branche
  • Beyond the spectrum: examining library recruitment of Blacks in the new millennium / RaShauna Brannon and Jahala Simuel
  • Exploring the generational transfer of tacit and explicit librarianship knowledge / Johnnie O. Dent and Valeda Dent Goodman
  • Your world outside the library / Carol Nurse
  • The 21st century Black librarian: renewing our commitment to liberation and cultural activism / Taneya D. Gethers
  • Dismiss the stereotypes!: combating racism and continuing our progress / Margaret J. Gibson
  • Walking in the footsteps of giants: my journey in public libraries / Emily Guss
  • In retrospect and forward: issues facing Black librarians / Binnie Tate Wilkin
  • E.J. Josey: the internationalist / Mary and Herb Biblo
  • A soldier in E.J. Josey's army / Linda Saylor-Marchant
  • Pay it forward for Effie Lee Morris: a tribute / Satia Orange.