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White paper offering recommendations that are a result of a review of the literature that builds on an ALA 2002 white paper, with a particular focus…

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Dismantling Anti-Black Bias in Democratic Workplaces: A Toolkit

A 28-page guide of activities and prompts for guiding a team through recognizing anti-Black biases and creating plans for challenging and dismantling…

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