African American women have survived nearly 400 years of oppression by crafting a culture of resistance, perseverance in the struggle, and the ability to adapt while remaining undergirded by faith.
Using the biblical story of Joseph's exile and rise to power in Egypt, author and pastor Debora Jackson highlight leadership fundamentals gleaned from that story and from the stories of black women's experiences that may be redeemed for the good of ourselves and our organizations.
Judson Press Meant for good: fundamentals of womanist leadership, paperback/debora jackson
