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EPISODE · May 16, 2025 · 1H 10M

From Residencies to Realities: A Black Male Librarian's Call for Change

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

*Warning: Some expletives used this episode* Librarianship is not a monolith. There are many different perspectives and this episode definitely explores one such perspective. In this episode, Marquita speaks with Jason K. Alston. Alston has worked in the library field since 2006 and is currently an instructor in library science. He is best known in LIS for his research on diversity residencies and his former role as the editor of BCALA's publication, BCALA News. And in his spare time, enjoys training in martial arts. In this episode, we talk about his views on Black male librarianship, diversity and lack thereof within library organizations, and where he sees his life, after libraries.

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Marquita speaks with Jason K. Alston who shares his views on being one of few Black male librarians, shares a candid critique on certain library organizations, and shares his outlook on the future of librarianship.

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