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These micro-level and macro-level aggressions have been the focus of discussion and debate at historically white colleges and universities since the 1960s when equity in higher education became a national priority because of the civil rights movement and the introduction of Critical Race Theory (CRT). Faculty teaching in Library and Information Science (LIS) programs are not exempt from RBF. In fact, there have been several testimonials of bias and racism by LIS faculty who represent marginalized populations in recent years. Research on RBF, particularly during this current politically charged climate of hate and bias adds to our understanding of the ways in which racism, in various forms, affects Black women faculty. 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