It has been just short of 4 years (April 2021) since the first conversations began that subsequently resulted in what is now known as the Critical Race Theory collective (CRTc). Over this span of time we have been fortunate to develop a wonderfully collaborative relationship with Education For Information’s (EFI) managing editor, Fidelia Ibekwe as well as the IOS press editorial community. This relationship now offers the second CRTc produced special issue within the EFI series on the global state of race and race-related dispositions. Just as importantly, this is also our second free access effort with EFI and IOS press. Thus, allowing the collective to live in and demonstrate our value of access as a means to emancipatory literacy.
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