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This week we are featuring a guest post by Ashley Krenelka Chase, author of the critically acclaimed title Millennial Leadership in Libraries.

I’m a millennial (technically the Oregon Trail Generation [or Xennial]), which is probably obvious from my work on Millennial Leadership in Libraries, which I was fortunate enough to have published by Hein in 2018. I don’t know when or why I started feeling so passionately about my generation being important to my professional identity (though it may have been when a former colleague told me that writing about generational issues isn’t worth doing),

This week we are featuring a guest post by Carol A. Fichtelman, author of the top-selling title Right to be Forgotten: A Legal Research Guide.

This week we are featuring a guest post by David Brian Holt and Dana Neacsu. Holt and Neacsu are the mastermind authors behind best-selling title Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities, and the Law: A Research Bibliography 2006-2016.

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identities and the Law: A Research Bibliography (Hein, 2018) has a storied history and is itself a piece of LGBT legal history. It began as a pamphlet distributed at the AALL Annual Meeting back in the early 1980s. This was a time when many law librarians were forced to remain closeted at their libraries as they were at risk of being fired for their sexual orientation.