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A Phenomenological Study of The Lived Mentoring Experiences of Black Women Faculty at Public HBCUs
Despite increases in the representation of women in academia, Black women remain significantly underrepresented, accounting for approximately 4% of full-time faculty in postsecondary institutions. This lack of representation contributes to intersecting challenges, including experiences with racism,
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