The Problem Although relevant to some leaders, existing leadership theories and
frameworks lack sociocultural support for Black women leaders. Furthermore, despite its …

An increasing number of Black females pursue post-baccalaureate degrees to make
academia their professional career. However, they frequently face multiple layers of …

As a Black woman recovering engineer, I shine a light on the damaging effects of racial
stereotypes in academia, notably on Black women scholars. The unchecked emphasis on …

This study is an investigation of how Black faculty, staff, administration, and students relate to
one another at an institution of higher education, and how their campus experiences diverge …

Black women scholars have and continue to make significant contributions to the social work
profession; however, their experiences within the profession are mostly absent in the …

America is currently in the process of attempting to manage and respond to a major global
public health crisis, the likes of which have not been encountered in over a century …

Through our critical race methodological study, we document 18 Black student affairs
professionals' experiences being scrutinized, surveilled, and policed in their roles while …

This chapter is a literature review and synthesis of historical and contemporary research
examining the achievements and critical barriers to career progression for Black woman …

Black matters, according to Black feminist geographer Katherine McKittrick (2006), are
always already spatial matters. As Black academics, we are intimately familiar with hostile …

This qualitative case study described the steps 11 African American women have practiced
in growing and continuing their path to notable success in higher education leadership. No …