Anthony W. Dunbar (Tony)
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Anthony W. Dunbar (Tony) is an Associate Professor at Dominican University in the United States. His research focuses on Critical Race Theory and its applications in library and information science (LIS), as evidenced by his recent publications including works on CRiTical Race Information Theory and systemic racism in LIS practices. Through his scholarship, he explores the intersection of pedagogy, information contexts, and social justice.
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