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5 ways higher education can be seen as hostile to women of color

  • Written by Amy Bonomi, Professor of Human Development & Chair of the Women's Leadership Institute, Michigan State University
imageWomen of color rarely ascend to positions of leadership in higher education.FangXiaNuo/Getty Images

Editor’s note: In 2019, Amy Bonomi, a women’s studies scholar, co-edited “Women Leading Change: Breaking the Glass Ceiling, Cliff, and Slipper.” The book examines the perspectives of 23 female leaders on issues of leadership...

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