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Abstract

This issue of Library Trends—“Race and Ethnicity in Library and Information Science: An Update”—will revisit the conversations started in the Summer of 2000 by McCook and Balderamma, update several other seminal articles published around that time, assess the status of race and [End Page 3] ethnicity in LIS some twenty years later, and hopefully incite readers to social justice advocacy and action. Falling into three categories—diversity in the history of LIS and updates to seminal articles; current diversity issues in LIS; and, new voices in the ongoing conversation—the articles in this issue are honest, insightful, and necessary.

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