TIE Blog Content Centered on Book Banning and Censorship for Banned Books Week 2023
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Read MoreToward Inclusive Excellence explores issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion, particularly, though not exclusively, as they affect the higher education community. This new content strand incorporates weekly blog posts as well as podcasts and webinars, in which contributors explore the intricacies of racial identity as they relate to implicit bias, systemic racism, and ableism, among other pertinent topics. Among the goals of this channel is the development of a pool of knowledge and actionable resources for information professionals, administrators, faculty, and others seeking to understand racism from new perspectives and to promote racial justice on their campuses and across the professional community.
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Read MoreNumerous BIPOC Women Leaders in Higher Education Have Spoken Out
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Resources: Summer 2023 edition
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One Acknowledges Injustices Toward Black Beachgoers. The Other Appears Intent on Revisionist History
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Driven by the desire to maintain slavery, the Texas Revolution of 1836 ultimately led to the institution's expansion.
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