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Notes on the 2024 PLA Conference
By an Anonymous Public Librarian
May 14
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Bold Book Discussions: The Great Taking
Expanding on earlier book discussion ideas for the bold librarian, I currently recommend “The Great Taking” by David Rogers Webb. It is availabl…
May 9
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S. Anderson
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Back to the Future
Driving past the University of Arizona campus a few weeks ago, I spied a “Starship robot” on the sidewalk. The sighting caused me to wonder how …
May 6
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S. Anderson
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April 2024
The Culture War, the Library Bill of Rights and the Protection of Minors
Why the ALA's Library Bill of Rights--as it concerns children--may no longer be fit for purpose
Apr 29
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Michael Dudley
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Would You Buy this Book?
My local county library system, until very recently, has purchased all the books I’ve requested, and some librarian pride kicked in when the tit…
Apr 26
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S. Anderson
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The Yearly Charade of "Banned Books Week"
If you, like me, are a resident of the United States and visit your local library frequently, you will have noticed that every year your library will do…
Apr 24
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mulhern
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Whose shelf is in control?
A guest post by an anonymous public librarian
Apr 15
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The West is Worth Saving and So Are Our Libraries
What business are we in? Libraries are said to be the last palaces for the people. A place to read, to hear and to talk about all ideas. A mini model…
Apr 5
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Amy Girard
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Something's Rotten in the State of Online Searching
Although over 80% of the population still uses Google as their primary search engine, I have written on this Substack before about Google’s pote…
Apr 1
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S. Anderson
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March 2024
Multidimensional Library Neutrality: A Primer
Lessons in institutional and practitioner neutrality from political science and city planning.
Mar 27
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Michael Dudley
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John Wright
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Timeline: The Board Firing of Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library CEO Cathy Simpson
Controversial case highlights debate in librarianship over the nature of institutional neutrality.
Mar 25
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Michael Dudley
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Timeline: The Board Firing of Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library CEO Cathy Simpson
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Experiments in the Laboratory of Democracy: A Book Discussion Guide to Cancel Wars
Content notes, discussion questions, and related resources for the HxLibraries Symposium common read title, Cancel Wars: How Universities Can Foster…
Mar 21
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Sarah Hartman-Caverly
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