Books, Black Librarianship, and Breakthrough Moments with Tracie D. Hall

from Black in the Stacks: Where the Culture is Kept · host marquitadgooch

On this very first episode of Black in the Stacks, Marquita chats with the First African American woman to lead the American Library Association, Tracie D. Hall. Hall is not only a world-class librarian, she is also an author, curator and advocate for the arts. We chat about the books that occupy her time, the future of Black librarianship, and a very special moment that is sure resonate with listeners.

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