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Dannielle Joy Davis; Cassandra Chaney
P. Lang
Black women in leadership: their historical and contemporary contributions
Higher education leadership: one Black woman's journey
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Menah Pratt-Clarke

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1670308739030_25937558

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Foreword
Acknowledgements
Leadership within communities and families
Introduction: Black women in leadership: their historical and contemporary contributions
Dannielle Joy Davis; Cassandra Chaney
Black women's legislative influence
Nadia Brown
Black women and leadership in the church
Kaye Thompson-Rogers
African American mothers leading daughters
Virginia Cook Tickles
Leadership in education
Each one, teach one: Black women's historical contributions to education
Ezella McPherson
Black women's historical leadership in African American home education
Rhonda Hudson; Dannielle Davis
Black women as educational leaders: emotional neutrality and psychic duality
Talia R. Esnard; Laurette Bristol; Launcelot Brown
Sisters of the academy: cultivating leadership and collaboration among black women
Dannielle Joy Davis; Virginia Cook Tickles; Montressa Washington; Ifeoma Amah; Monika Hudson
The leadership of first lady Michelle Obama: perceptions of Black female college students
Cassandra Chaney
"If they don't make a place for us, we should make a place for ourselves": African American women and nursing at state community college
Ishwanzya D. Rivers
Higher education leadership: one Black woman's journey
Menah Pratt-Clarke
Leadership and self-care among black women
The "double outsider's" challenges to professional success: implications for Black women's leadership
Keisha Edwards Tassie; Sonja M. Brown Givens
Working toward self-care: the role of vicarious traumatization in Black female mental health professionals
Nakisha A. Scott
Honoring the lateness of the day: opportunistic shifts in the personal leadership sojournes of African American professional women at second adulthood
S. Alease Ferguson; Toni C. King
Overcoming gender and race issues in the workplace
Jacqueline Fancher Marn.
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