Issues

Special Issue: Black Lives Matter: Combatting Systemic Discrimination, Racism and Inequality. Guest Editor: Eddy S. Ng

Whiteness in academia, time to listen, and moving beyond White fragility

Kimberly A. Bates; Eddy S. Ng
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From slavery and colonialism to Black Lives Matter: new mood music or more fundamental change?

Nelarine Cornelius
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“The UK is not innocent”: Black Lives Matter, policing and abolition in the UK

Remi Joseph–Salisbury; Laura Connelly; Peninah Wangari-Jones
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The wounds that do not heal: Black expendability and the traumatizing aftereffects of anti-Black police violence

Ingrid R.G. Waldron
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Black Lives Matter in sport…?

Kevin Hylton
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From “Calling in Black” to “Calling for Antiracism Resources”: the need for systemic resources to address systemic racism

Courtney L. McCluney; Danielle D. King; Courtney M. Bryant; Abdifatah A. Ali
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Why someone did not stop them? Aversive racism and the responsibility of bystanders

Audrey J. Murrell
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Struggling to breathe: COVID-19, protest and the LIS response

Amelia N. Gibson; Renate L. Chancellor; Nicole A. Cooke; Sarah Park Dahlen; Beth Patin; Yasmeen L. Shorish
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Organizing so Black Lives Matter

Courtney Cole; Audrey Grace
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Fumbling in relationships across difference: the potential spiraling effects of a single racial identity reference at work

Sandra E. Cha; Stephanie J. Creary; Laura Morgan Roberts
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