Routledge Race, Gender, and Leadership - Black Women Executives

Move beyond traditional views of leadership with this Routledge Communication Series volume. While many studies focus on gender-based differences between male and female models, this book offers a new perspective by treating leadership as a multicultural phenomenon. It shifts the conversation away from simple masculine or feminine binaries to look at how meaning is managed within an organization. By examining the history of Black women in America, this work explores specific leadership traditions and approaches. It provides a deep look into how the very definition of an organizational leader is shaped by diverse experiences. This book is an essential resource for those studying management, organizational behavior, and the evolving landscape of professional leadership.