2nd Chances: A Black Female dis/Abled Graduate Story Understanding Intersectionality and Belonging



BEYOND #BLACKLIVESMATTER THROUGH an UNDERSTANDING of INTERSECTIONALITY and ETHICAL LEADERSHIP: A CRITICAL AUTOETHNOGRAPHY OF A BLACK FEMALE GRADUATE WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES
Executive Producer: Shariese A. Katrell§Singer
Editor: Josh Kumar





 







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