Dr. Virginia Lacy Jones: The Blueprint for Relentless Advocacy for Black Librarianship.
As dean of Atlanta University School of Library Service, Dr. Virginia Lacy Jones was an advocate for library education, Black librarianship, and the recruitment and retention of minority librarians. During a time when there were few library science programs for the training of Black librarians, she...
| Publicado en: | Libraries: Culture, History & Society Vol. 6; no. 1; pp. 63 - 81 |
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Pennsylvania State University Press
2022
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| Sumario: | As dean of Atlanta University School of Library Service, Dr. Virginia Lacy Jones was an advocate for library education, Black librarianship, and the recruitment and retention of minority librarians. During a time when there were few library science programs for the training of Black librarians, she stood on her soapbox for representation in the profession, practices, and curriculum. Dr. Jones provided Black librarianship with the blueprint for relentless advocacy, a model for equity, diversity, and inclusion in the library and information science profession that many librarians and library educators rely on today. |
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