1 hr 6 min
Protecting Black Women in Leadership Roles The State of Blossoming
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Beware of the "angry black woman." Too often this has been a stereotype for many black women in the workplaces who are driven, passionate, hard working, caring, and self -aware. Why is this common thread in the workplace, society, culture, and mainstream media? Well folks, we have a internal racism problem in white- dominated leadership structure. I'm flipping the script and shifting the narrative, black women's communication, mood or emotions will not be miscategorized.
Check out this conversation with Kenyora Parham, we will shed light on how workplaces can empower and validate black women's leadership. Kenyora is the Executive Director of End Rape on Campus. Most recently, she served as EROC’s Chief of Staff. Prior to joining EROC, she served as the Assistant Director for Brandeis University's Office of Precollege Programs. Kenyora currently serves as President of the African-American Alumnae/i Association at her undergraduate alma mater, Simmons University (formerly known as Simmons College), where she received her degree in Public Health; and, as a student leader, led various efforts of zero tolerance against discrimination. She is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
Follow her on IG @csuiteinloveingcolor a community space and resource for BIPOC executives and those aspiring to be.
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Beware of the "angry black woman." Too often this has been a stereotype for many black women in the workplaces who are driven, passionate, hard working, caring, and self -aware. Why is this common thread in the workplace, society, culture, and mainstream media? Well folks, we have a internal racism problem in white- dominated leadership structure. I'm flipping the script and shifting the narrative, black women's communication, mood or emotions will not be miscategorized.
Check out this conversation with Kenyora Parham, we will shed light on how workplaces can empower and validate black women's leadership. Kenyora is the Executive Director of End Rape on Campus. Most recently, she served as EROC’s Chief of Staff. Prior to joining EROC, she served as the Assistant Director for Brandeis University's Office of Precollege Programs. Kenyora currently serves as President of the African-American Alumnae/i Association at her undergraduate alma mater, Simmons University (formerly known as Simmons College), where she received her degree in Public Health; and, as a student leader, led various efforts of zero tolerance against discrimination. She is also a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
Follow her on IG @csuiteinloveingcolor a community space and resource for BIPOC executives and those aspiring to be.
Support the show
1 hr 6 min