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Anna Gooding-Call

Posted on September 26, 2018 September 12, 2018

Banishing The Ghost Of Melvil Dewey: How Public Libraries Are Outgrowing Their Classist Roots

Anna Gooding-Call
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Anna Gooding-Call
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christianity, Classism, digital media, Education, history, libraries, racism

Vulnerable voices will not be heard in public discussion of the library; if money talks, they are nearly mute. Read more

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