Pushing the Margins: Women of Color and Intersectionality in LIS

Cover
Title Page
Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter 1: “When I enter”: Black Women and Disruption of the White, Heteronormative Narrative of Librarianship
Chapter 2: Sisters of the Stacks
Chapter 3: I am a Muslim, a Woman, a Librarian: Muslim Women and Public Libraries
Chapter 4: The Other Asian: Reflections of South Asian Americans in Libraryland
Chapter 5: I Am My Hair, and My Hair is Me: #BlackGirlMagin in LIS
Chapter 6: The Voice of a Black Woman in Libraryland: A Theoretical Narrative
Chapter 7: A Woman of Color’s Work is Never Done: Intersectionality in Reference and Information Work
Chapter 8: “Sister, You’ve Been on my Mind”: Experience of Woman of Color in the Library and Information Science Profession
Chapter 9: Small Brown Faces in Large White Spaces
Chapter 10: I, Too: Unmasking Emotional Labor of Women of Color Community College Librarians
Chapter 11: The Burden of Care: Cultural Taxation of Women of Color on the Tenure-Track
Chapter 12: Authenticity vs. Professionalism: Being True to Ourselves at Work
Chapter 13: Identity, Activism, Self-Care, and Women of Color Librarians
Chapter 14: When Will My Reflection Show? Women of Color in the Kennesaw State University Archives
Chapter 15: Selection and Self-Identity
Chapter 16: Reflections of the Intersection of Publishing and Librarianship: The Experiences of Women of Color
Chapter 17: Positionality, Epistemology, and New Paradigms for LIS: A Critical Dialogue with Clara M. Chu
About the Contributors
Index