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Black women faculty and administrators leveraging Black feminist consciousness to enhance the experiences of postsecondary college students
This article reports findings from semi‐structured, individual interviews with 14 Black women faculty and administrators to decipher the ways Black feminist thought (BFT) informed and was evident in their work with students.