Writing African American women's leadership
Looking to the motherline
The motherline: roots and significance. Legacies from our mothers / Frances K. Trotman. Sisterlocking power: or how is leadership supposed to look? / Valerie Lee. Braiding my place: developing a foundational selfhood through cross-racial mothering / Nancy Gibson
The foundations of mother-daughter tutelage : l̀dílé: the power of mother in the leadership tradition / Oare' Dozier-Henry. Hard to define / Ceara Flake. "Don't waste your breath": the dialectics of communal leadership development / Toni C. King
Visions of the motherline: templates for daughters : "I earns my struttin' shoes": blues women and leadership / Judy Massey-Dozier. Thelma's self-sufficiency paradigm: every tub must stand on its own bottom / S. Alease Ferguson I remember Mama: the legacy of a Drylongso and Ajabu leader / Rhunette C. Diggs. "A little lower than the angels": a partial legacy from my mother and Mom-Mom Ione / Simona J. Hill
Tensions among the motherline: translating mother templates to daughter actions : Mother's transformative medicine: an inoculation against intergenerational stagnancy / Sonya M. Turner. "Contending forces" or contrariant strains in the mother-daughter leadership dynamic / Sandra Y. Govan. "Like mother, like daughter": prophetic principles from the motherline: a sermon / Leah C. K. Lewis. Othermothers, Amazons, and strategies for leadership in the public and private spheres / Lakesia D. Johnson
Becoming the motherline: leadership for a new generation.