Black Women As Leaders.

Author/creator Martin, Lori Latrice
Format Electronic
Publication InfoSanta Barbara : ABC-CLIO, LLC, 2019.
Description1 online resource (196 pages)
Supplemental ContentProQuest Ebook Central

Contents Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Chapter One: Black Women and the Activist Challenge; Black Women and the Practice of Leadership: 1850s-1880s; Black Women, the Club Movement, and the Politics of Respectability: 1890s-1920s; Black Women from the Scottsboro Tragedy to the Black Panther Party: 1930s-1970s; Black Women, Black Jurist, and Black Feminist Thought: 1980s-1990s; Black Women Lead the Way; Black Women and Adaptive Leadership; Black Women-Centered Adaptive Leadership; Chapter Two: Black Women and Educational Reform; Schooling as a Racial Battlefield
Contents University of Islam and Black Women in the Practice of Leadership; Black Women, Alternative Education, and Liberation Schools; Forgotten Leaders: Black Women Teachers and Freedom Schools; Chapter Three: Black Women and Criminal Justice Reform; Arrested Development: Persistent Racial Disparities in the Criminal Justice Industrial Complex; Racial Disparities Explained; Her Too: Black Girls and Black Women in the Criminal Justice Industrial Complex; Nihby: Not in Her Backyard; Justice and Community Cultural Wealth; Chapter Four: Black Women Athletes and Racial Stereotypes and Myths
Contents En-Titled? Where Are All the Black Women in the Sports-Industrial Complex?Black Gazelles: Black Women Athletes, Stereotypes and Myths; Taking Sides: Race, Gender, or Something Else; Black Women Athletes, the Practice of Leadership, and Community Cultural Wealth; Chapter Five: The Women Behind the Hashtag; Black Lives Matter and the Black Liberation Struggle Continuum; Another Day in the Death of Black America; A Moment or a Movement?; Hashtags and Haters; State-Involved Black Deaths and Cultural Capital; Chapter Six: Black Women: Mothers, Metro Council Members, and Mayors
Contents With Whom Will She Side? from Black Political Thought to Intersectional Politics; Who Benefits? All Women Are Not Created Equal; Cashing in on Community Cultural Wealth; Chapter Seven: Black Women and the Dawning of a New Decade; Notes; Chapter One: Black Women and the Activist Challenge; Chapter Two: Black Women and Educational Reform; Chapter Three: Black Women and Criminal Justice Reform; Chapter Four: Black Women Athletes and Racial Stereotypes and Myths; Chapter Five: The Women Behind the Hashtag; Chapter Six: Black Women: Mothers, Metro Council Members, and Mayors
Contents Chapter Seven: Black Women and the Dawning of a New Decade; Bibliography; Index; About the Author
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Issued in other formPrint version: Martin, Lori Latrice. Black Women As Leaders: Challenging and Transforming Society. Santa Barbara : ABC-CLIO, LLC, ©2019 9781440866241
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