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StudiesmenuStudies Studies Current Archives Announcements About About the Journal Submissions Editorial Team Contact Search Login Current Issue 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 PDF Articles Archiving Black Movements Shifting Power and Exploring a Community-Centered Approach Tracy S. Drake, Aisha Conner-Gaten, Steven D. Booth PDF Does It Matter Have BLM Protests Opened Spaces for Collective Action in LAMs? Sumayya Ahmed, Rachael Clemens, Ericka Patillo, Angela Murillo PDF Brazilian Black Librarianship The Fight Against the Epistemicide of Black Thought in the Library Profession Franciele Carneiro Garcês-da-Silva, Gustavo Silva Saldanha PDF Interview Dialogue: Shorish and Nowviskie Yasmeen Shorish, Bethany Nowviskie PDF 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 PDF View All Issues The Studies aims to showcase innovative research that queries and critiques current and prevailing paradigms in library and information studies, in theory and practice through critical approaches and perspectives that originate from across the humanities and social sciences. JCLIS is committed to supplying a platform for the publication of rigorous inter-/multi-/trans-disciplinary research that might be otherwise marginalized from dominant discourses. Information For Readers For Authors For Librarians The Studies is published by Litwin Books (...