The black professoriat : negotiating a habitable space in the academy / edited by Sandra Jackson & Richard Greggory Johnson III.

Other author Jackson, Sandra, 1946-
Other author Johnson, Richard Greggory.
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York : P. Lang, ©2011.
Descriptionvi, 254 pages ; 24 cm.
Subjects
African American college teachers.
African American college teachers--Social conditions.
African American college teachers--Job satisfaction.
Faculty integration--United States.

SeriesBlack studies & critical thinking ; v. 6
Black studies & critical thinking v. 6. ^A1063289
Contents Introduction / Sandra Jackson & Richard Greggory Johnson III -- Bordered and bleeding identities: an autocritography of shifting academic life / Bryant Keith Alexander -- An ethic of responsibility: a black lesbian scholar ponders the intersection of racism and heterosexism in educational leadership / Judy A. Alston -- Developing my higher self: my life as an African American woman in the academy / Christopher Anne Easley -- Black women in the professoriat: enlightened, emancipated and empowered / Denise E. Strong, Tammie M. Causey-Konaté & Brenda Burrell -- No apologies for being myself / Lemeul Watson -- Sometimes I've felt like a motherless child: being black and female in the academy / Linda Tillman -- Toppling the "great white north": tales of a black female professor in the Canadian academy / Charmine A. Nelson -- Jumping the broom: the incompatible marriage of higher education leadership and faculty life / Richard Greggory Johnson III -- Taking nothing for granted: ruminations of a black woman professor / Sandra Jackson -- From graduate student to full professor: navigating the waters of two research one institutions / Frank C. Worrell -- Navigating through the complex web if identity politics: confronting race in academia. / Moustapha Diouf -- "Exorcizing critical pedagogy" again: reflections on being an angry black man in the academy / Marvin Lynn -- Notes of a black male academic border crosser: globalization and the black male body / Antonio D. Tillis -- "The personal is always political": reflections on creating habitable space in academia / Marsha J. Tyson Darling.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 2010046077
ISBN9781433110276 (pbk. : alk. paper)
ISBN143311027X (pbk. : alk. paper)
ISBN9781433110283 (hardcover : alk. paper)
ISBN1433110288 (hardcover : alk. paper)

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