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"Winners of the James A. Partridge Outstanding African American Information Professional Award examine issues of race, inclusion, diversity, and justice. Their insights are complimented by the writings of other scholars, educators, and practitioners who study, teach about, and experience issues of race in the field firsthand."

"Library and Information Science dikenal sebagai Ilmu praktis yang lebih mengedepankan filsafat terapan, namun Luciano Floridi melihat kedekatan yang kuat antara Filsafat Informasi dan Library and information of science (LIS). Filsafat Informasi dilihat memiliki potensi menjadi fondasi teoritis dari Library and Information Science (LIS) sebab menyediakan pemahaman sistematis tentang konsep dasar yang berkaitan dengan Ilmu pengetahuan, Perpustakaan, dan Informasi melalui pemahaman terhadap sifat, nilai, dan tujuan dalam praktik kepustakawanan itu sendiri. Penulis menggunakan hermeneutic method sebagai pisau analisis untuk menjembatani pemikiran Luciano Floridi dengan relevansi kondisi LIS pada masa saat ini. Melalui sumber-sumber tulisan maupun interpretasi pihak ketiga atas perspektif Luciano Floridi terhadap hubungan LIS dan Filsafat Informasi sebagai data acuan, penulis mencoba mengambil simpul atas pergeseran yang terjadi tentang esensi kelimuan LIS dengan hadirnya potensi Filsafat Informasi.

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Library and Information Science is known as a practical science that prioritizes applied philosophy, but Luciano Floridi sees a strong affinity between Information Philosophy and Library and information of science (LIS). Information philosophy is seen as having the potential to become the theoretical foundation of Library and Information Science (LIS) because it provides a systematic understanding of the basic concepts related to Science, Library and Information through an understanding of the nature, values and goals of librarianship practice itself. The author uses the hermeneutic method as an analytical tool to bridge Luciano Floridi's thoughts with the relevance of the current LIS condition. Through written sources and third party interpretations of Luciano Floridi's perspective on the relationship between LIS and Information Philosophy as reference data, the author tries to draw conclusions about the shifts that have occurred about the essence of LIS scholarship with the presence of the potential for Information Philosophy."