… only the ways colorism affects Black women internally—for our sample, this included feelings
of depression, lack of confidence, and anxiety—but also the ways in which Black families …

… black men, black women lack an overall sense of well-being and satisfaction, while … for
black women, the problems of black women often go unrecognized. Black women have not been …

… There are three Black women leading the modern civil rights movement.3 Black women were
… , because the world does not love Black women—not in the way we deserve to be loved. It …

… black women born into wealth is made richer and, perhaps, more complicated by the growing
number of successful black women … civil rights movement and the modern women's rights …

… At least with regard to black women, I have found this expanded notion of a … from black
women's interactions and relate them to perceived Afro-American social segmentation and ways …

… did not regard their male relationships, whether within the institution of marriage, or not, as
inhibiting their right to work in any way. It was these values, and not the positive role model of …

… Instead, they argued that Black women—and all oppressed people—had the right to form …
Smith told me, “By ‘identity politics,’ we meant simply this: we have a right as Black women in …

… Their influence on the ideological direction of organizations foregrounds the importance
of considering black women as Black Power theorists in their own right and interrogating the …

… Exactly 140 years after Sojourner Truth's self-assertion, another lone Black woman is declaring
her right to be treated with dignity and respect. Her name is Anita Hill and she confronted …

… taking the right actions to advance all women in managerial … woman’s belief that a black
woman carries a racial chip on her shoulder, or a black woman’s assumption that white women …