Type of Paper
Paper: Empirical Research
Abstract
A larger narrative inquiry study regarding professional identity development revealed that Black women experienced selective dignity violations as tenured faculty at predominantly White academic workplaces.
Keywords
selective dignity violations, tenured Black female faculty, professional identity development
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Andrews, J.
(2024).
“I’m a Human Being, I Deserve Better:” Understanding Black Women’s Experiences with Selective Dignity Violations as Tenured Faculty at Predominantly White Academic Workplaces.
Adult Education Research Conference.
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“I’m a Human Being, I Deserve Better:” Understanding Black Women’s Experiences with Selective Dignity Violations as Tenured Faculty at Predominantly White Academic Workplaces
A larger narrative inquiry study regarding professional identity development revealed that Black women experienced selective dignity violations as tenured faculty at predominantly White academic workplaces.
