5 BOOKS THAT SHAPED OUR IDEAS ABOUT INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP

The Feminine Mystique/Betty Friedan Friedan challenged the notion that American women should be fulfilled through their roles as housewives and mothers. The book sold a million copies upon publication in 1963 and is credited with instigating a second wave of feminism in the US. Black Skin, White Masks/Frantz Fanon Fanon studied medicine in France, specializing in psychiatry. He was working in Algeria when he joined the fight for independence. Published in 1952, the book had a major impact on civil rights, anti-colonial, and Black consciousness movements worldwide. Black feminist thought/Patricia Hill Collins Published in 1990, the book draws on fiction, poetry, music, and oral history to explore the ideas of Black feminist intellectuals. Hill Collins asserts that Black women cannot fully be members of feminist thought, which assumes whiteness, or…

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