… black public high schools were established after 1910, many black colleges maintained high
school … In fact, as late as'1910 the majority of black graduates from colleges and universities …

… black women in the United States, with a focus on African Americans. First, we provide an
overview of the general state of black women … of black girls in a low-income urban high school, …

… of Black women in high school history textbooks. To examine the extent to which Black women
… Their findings reveal that Black women are marginalized in high school history textbooks. …

… the schools and students that Black women lead. I next consider the brief history of research
on Black women … , middle, and/or high school) are represented in the research on Black …

… This article explores the impact of gender diversity on school achievement. Using data
obtained from an ethnographic study of academic success in an urban high school, this analysis …

… faculty beliefs that every individual can and will succeed, diverse curricular and extra-curricular
options, and attention to remedying poor high school preparation. Thus although not all …

… and future experiences as women. Through analyses of narratives gathered from a cohort
of high-achieving Black female students in a highly selective honors high school, I examine …

… of black women.4 Founded in 1896 in response to vicious accusations of black women's …
was the only school in the state to offer high school-level courses for black students. The …

… The above excerpt captures our experience as Black women in the first-year of a higher …
old Black girl enrolled at Spring Valley high school in South Carolina. In 2015, a school resource …

… We, as Black women, can no longer afford to think of ourselves or let the law think of us as
… Wing's analysis of Black women's multiplicative experiences is in the tradition of other Black …