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crl-26168	Inefuku, Harrison W.; Brundy, Curtis; Lair, Sharla	Building Community: Supporting Minoritized Scholars through Library Publishing and Open and Equitable Revenue Models	2024	14	.pdf	application/pdf	8196	277	24	But it is just over the past few years that publishers—large and small, commercial and non-commercial—have greatly accelerated their adoption of these types of models and demonstrated a deeper commitment to transitioning away from the traditional paywalled subscription model.10 There are many reasons for this, including changing expectations of funders, the growth of open science, and the long-held desire by many to see the promise of open access finally become a reality.11 This article looks at revenue models for open access journal publishing in the United States. However, without subscription revenues to rely on, publishers of open access journals must turn to alternative funding and labor models to support their operations.	cache/crl-26168.pdf	txt/crl-26168.txt