Dorothy Porter Wesley

Dorothy Porter Wesley was an influential American librarian and bibliographer, recognized for her significant contributions to African American literature and history. She is best known for her work "The Negro in the United States; a selected bibliography," which showcases her dedication to documenting and preserving African American scholarship. Throughout her career, Wesley advocated for the importance of accessible resources and information, particularly in the context of African American studies. Her efforts have left a lasting impact on libraries and the promotion of African American literature.