The Majestic Place

Wendi S. Williams; Whitnee Garrett-Walker

doi:10.5771/9781538198605

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Copyright year: 2024
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-9858-2
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-9860-5
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 153
Product type: Edited Book

1. Contents No access
2. Introduction: You Are Welcome No access
1. 1. Becoming a Doula No access
  2. Answering the Call No access
  3. Losing Auntie Winnie No access
  4. Becoming an Assistant Midwife No access
2. 1. Theoretical Grounding No access
  2. AfroLatinx Feminisms No access
  3. Mothering No access
  4. Leadership No access
  5. Testimonios as Methodology and Method No access
  6. Process and Positionality No access
  7. 1. Fierceness and Care: A Testimonio About Growing Into an AfroLatinx Leader No access
    2. Courage and Resilience: A Testimonio About Merging Two Worlds to Become an AfroLatinx Leader No access
  8. 1. Leading with Love No access
    2. Empowering Communities, Each Other, and Ourselves No access
    3. Compass(ionate) Guidance No access
    4. Honoring Our Her/Their Stories No access
    5. Expansive and Transformative Praxis No access
  9. Conclusion No access
3. 1. Chile, Being Black Women Ain’t for the Weary No access
  2. 1. My Roots and Understanding No access
    2. Deep into Work: Who I Am No access
    3. The Category Is . . . Black Women No access
    4. What Is Required? Silence, Confusion, and Exclusion No access
  3. 1. Black Feminist Autoethnography No access
    2. Framing This Narrative No access
    3. The Intersection of Autoethnography and the Frameworks No access
    4. Black Women, White Spaces No access
  4. 1. Freedom Is Created Through Love No access
4. 1. The Ingredients to Our Superpowers No access
  2. Warrior Fuel for Liberatory Work No access
  3. 1. Self-Preserve No access
    2. Replenish No access
    3. Coalesce No access
    4. Love No access
1. 1. Dating No access
  2. The Proposal No access
  3. Engagement No access
  4. 1. First Harbinger of Trouble No access
    2. Second Harbinger of Trouble No access
    3. Third Harbinger of Trouble No access
    4. Fourth Harbinger of Trouble No access
  5. Divorce No access
  6. Lessons No access
2. 1. The Audacity to Learn and Lead No access
  2. Why Black Women Lead No access
  3. What It Takes for Black Women to Lead No access
  4. Conclusion No access
3. 1. Our Reality No access
  2. The Overlaps of Gender and Skin Color with Being a Leader No access
  3. Inclusion and Anti-Racism as the Fix for Black Women’s Leadership No access
  4. The Reality of Imposter Syndrome No access
  5. Using Our Resources No access
  6. Things That Work for Us No access
  7. We Return to the Question, Will It Pass? No access
1. Chapter 8: Keisha vs. Karen: We Ain’t Doing This No More! No access
2. 1. The Journey No access
  2. The Incident No access
  3. Cracked in Half No access
  4. Seeking Healing No access
  5. I’m Awake Now No access
  6. It’s Okay to Be a Wild Seed: A Love Letter to New Black Women School Leaders No access
  7. The Majestic Place No access
1. Part I: Mother’s Milk Introduction No access
2. Chapter 2: Dando LECHE No access
3. Chapter 3: Beyond the Veil No access
4. Chapter 4: Refueling No access
5. Part II: A Woman Will Manifest Introduction No access
6. Chapter 5: Life, Love, and Leadership No access
7. Chapter 6: The Audacity, Politics, and Pragmatism of Black Women’s Leadership No access
8. Chapter 7: This Too Shall Pass, or Will It? No access
9. Part III: A More Radical Elsewhere Introduction No access
10. Chapter 8: Keisha vs. Karen No access
11. Chapter 9: Conclusion No access
Index No access Pages 141 - 146
1. Editors No access
2. Associate Editor No access
3. Contributors No access