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Brewing Black girl magic: From hush-toned kitchens to educational spaces: A narrative inquiry into the inherited wisdom, radical resilience, and professional becoming of Black women, a three-paper dissertation
This dissertation examines how racialized and gendered expectations shape the professional experiences of Black women in predominantly white educational spaces. Drawing on a three-article format, this study investigates how Black women navigate institutional conditions that depend on their labor yet
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