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The Dr. Seuss Opportunity

Controversy surrounding Dr. Seuss is not new. In recent years, more scrutiny has been placed on the depictions of Seuss characters in regards to ethnicity and race. The decision by Dr. Seuss Enterprises to end publishing of six titles reignited discussions.

ALA Spectrum Scholars-Dispatches from PLA 2018

Reflecting Community: The Importance of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Library Staffing

Quiet Rebels at Brooklyn Public Library

Diversity in Public Libraries Strategies for Achieving a More Representative Workforce

Libraries Need Diverse Books

Dr. Carla Hayden Nominated for Librarian of Congress

St. Paul Public Library Publishes Picture Books

Leading Tolerance

The Future of Library Services for and with Teens

“We Need Diverse Books” Campaign Gaining Momentum

A Library Can Say Hello in Almost Any Language

Can Children See Themselves in the Books on Your Shelves? Part II

Can Children See Themselves in the Books on Your Shelves? Part I

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