harmony. Design/methodology/approach – The author gives a close reading of four black women's interview-based narratives to … implications – In South Africa where black women constitute the numerical majority, there is an urgent need to understand and …. Originality/value – While there is well-developed body of feminist research which seeks to study black women in South Africa …

Black women are one of the hardest working groups in the country. However, hard work is not always properly rewarded …–91 <CitationRef CitationID="CR3">1982</CitationRef>), and black women have not been exempt from its implications. In addition, African …, Bradley Hardy, and Linda Loubert provide an overview of where black women stand in the U.S. labor market with respect to work …

’s Slipping through the Cracks: The Status of Black Women. Gaps between African-American women and other groups (including African …

This paper presents some of the major health concerns that affect black women, and examines how various individual …–American women—examining ways in which these conditions affect Black women. The paper also addresses the role of health care access … literature highlights the importance of examining health—perhaps especially Black women’s health—from social, cultural …

rate than whites in both the periods of 1988–1994 (1.06 kg/m2) and 1999–2002. Black women and girls, in particular …

professional outcomes of black women employed in academe. We find that black women earn twice as many degrees as black men and that …

This paper finds that black women earn 7 percent less than similarly skilled white women because of their race. Even … within the same occupational category, black women earn 3 percent less than similarly qualified white women. Black women …