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Eleven Questions and Twenty Books
Dec 19
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Craig Gibson
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My Reading List for 2025
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War of the Words
Psyops and Information Literacy
Dec 16
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S. Anderson
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War of the Words
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A Common Sense Librarianship Manifesto
How our profession can remain true to its values, principles, and democratic commitments.
Dec 13
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Michael Dudley
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Craig Gibson
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A Common Sense Librarianship Manifesto
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To Think Anew and Act Anew
Part Two: Understanding our Divided Reality
Dec 9
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Craig Gibson
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To Think Anew and Act Anew
Part One: Reflections During Thanksgiving
Dec 3
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Craig Gibson
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To Think Anew and Act Anew
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November 2024
Knowledge, Rhetoric, Identity: Understanding Contested Domains
How partisans engaged in debates over hot-button issues can examine the basis and nature of their knowledge claims, and recognize their duty to inquire.
Nov 26
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Michael Dudley
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Knowledge, Rhetoric, Identity: Understanding Contested Domains
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Librarianship and Political Philosophy: Seven Arguments for Neutrality and Intellectual Freedom
Readings in classic and contemporary political theory affirm that institutional neutrality and intellectual freedom are far from being "abstract…
Nov 22
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Michael Dudley
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Librarianship and Political Philosophy: Seven Arguments for Neutrality and Intellectual Freedom
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It's the Policies, Stupid! Why Kamala Lost and Why Libraries May Have a Future After All
A guest post by Mark Y. Herring, retired academic librarian
Nov 19
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It's the Policies, Stupid! Why Kamala Lost and Why Libraries May Have a Future After All
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Better Questions
Rethinking Information Literacy
Nov 15
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S. Anderson
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CFP: National Forum on Privacy Literacy, March 10-11, 2025
Privacy educators and scholars are invited to register for Libraries Stand for Privacy: National Forum on Privacy Literacy Standards and Competencies.
Nov 12
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Sarah Hartman-Caverly
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CFP: National Forum on Privacy Literacy, March 10-11, 2025
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October 2024
Have Efforts to Suppress Gender-Critical Books and Speakers Done "Irreversible Damage" to Librarianship?
Why the release of four major reports on the negative impacts of gender identity ideology should compel a re-examination of our profession's seemingly…
Oct 31
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Michael Dudley
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Have Efforts to Suppress Gender-Critical Books and Speakers Done "Irreversible Damage" to Librarianship?
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The Counterculture of Pluralism
A Field Report
Oct 9
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Craig Gibson
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