Being the best: Preliminary results from a national study of the achievement of prominent Black and White women.

Ruth E. Fassinger · Beth Sperber Richie

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Career Development and Diversity Education, Achievement, and Giftedness Gender Diversity and Inequality

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In this study the achieving styles, coping strategies, gender roles, and feminist attitudes of 125 prominent, highly achieving Black and White women in the United States were examined.

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