Vol. 4 No. 1 (2022): Library and Information Studies and the Mattering of Black Lives

Guest Editors: Tonia Sutherland, Michelle Caswell, Safiya Umoja Noble, and Sarah T. Roberts

Published: 2022-05-12

Editors' Note

Black Lives Still Matter for LIS: An Introduction to the Special Issue

Tonia Sutherland, Michelle Caswell, Safiya Noble, Sarah Roberts
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Articles

Archiving Black Movements Shifting Power and Exploring a Community-Centered Approach

Tracy S. Drake, Aisha Conner-Gaten, Steven D. Booth
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Does It Matter Have BLM Protests Opened Spaces for Collective Action in LAMs?

Sumayya Ahmed, Rachael Clemens, Ericka Patillo, Angela Murillo
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Brazilian Black Librarianship The Fight Against the Epistemicide of Black Thought in the Library Profession

Franciele Carneiro Garcês-da-Silva, Gustavo Silva Saldanha
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Interview

Dialogue: Shorish and Nowviskie

Yasmeen Shorish, Bethany Nowviskie
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Perspectives

Panopticism and Complicity The State of Surveillance and Everyday Oppression in Libraries, Archives, and Museums

Ana Ndumu, Diana E. Marsh, Victoria Van Hyning, Sydney Triola
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