Last spring I attended a conference and sat in on a session that featured a panel with both professors and students talking about student achievement. The one common thing I heard repeated was this idea of how professors, if they really cared, needed to be available at all times. In fact, one student asserted that … Continue reading Creating Boundaries: Struggles of Being a Black Woman in Higher Education
Author: nrhphd
Natasha R. Howard, Ph.D. is a writer and professor whose areas of specialization include the lives and experiences of Black women, representations of the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality in the media, film and television, hip hop culture, and media effects. You can find her on Twitter at @TRosePhD or Instagram at @nrhphd
