Our Separate Ways: Black and White Women and the Struggle for Professional Identity
Nkomo and Bell Smith discuss Black and White women's struggle for professional identity - what's changed in 20 years, what hasn't, and what needs to?
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Nkomo and Bell Smith discuss Black and White women's struggle for professional identity - what's changed in 20 years, what hasn't, and what needs to?
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