The Costs to Be the Boss: A Critique of Leadership at Spelman College
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The Costs to Be the Boss: A Critique of Leadership at Spelman College
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In this episode, hosts Makayla Rivera and Jasmine Patrick open up with reflections on the transition of leadership from Dr. Helene Gayle to Interim President Dr. Brewer before diving into an honest conversation about Black women’s leadership. They explore what leadership means, why Black women often carry its weight, and how rest can function as a powerful key to leadership. The hosts unpack Spelman’s unique culture of leadership, from classroom expectations to RSO dynamics, questioning both the pressures and the performance that come with being a leader.
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