Welcome to the UT Inclusive Citation Library Guide! The compiled available sources and best practices will help you in your search for diverse and inclusive scholars and research so that students, faculty, and staff can include more underrepresented voices in their research citations.
What is inclusive citation?
The practice of citing creative and academic research from those of minority backgrounds. This practice is important to stop the continued action of spearheading white, straight men as the leaders of all topics of research, even those where the best knowledge may come from minority groups.
This guide includes physical and electronic books, databases, journals, and other UTK LibGuides that are freely available to UT students, faculty and staff.
Use the sources provided and others as an introduction to finding scholars and research from voices that are underrepresented in our current academic research climate.
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. This resource was adapted by Nina Richard, Graduate Teaching Assistant, UT Libraries from the Rowan University Inclusive Citation guide. The guides has Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial licenses. Thank you to Rowan University for allowing the reuse of their guide content.
