Written by Dr. Lisa Marie Lee | Image generated with DALL-E Picture this: You’ve poured 16 years of your life into a job, only to be...

By Janis Hillard   Okay, let’s be honest—too often, women find themselves competing instead of collaborating in the workplace. And for Black women and women of color, the stakes feel even higher. We already face systemic hurdles, bias, and little to no opportunities. So why do we feel the need to tear each other down instead of lifting each other up? White Supremacy Happens We’ve been conditioned to believe that there’s only room for one or two of us at the top (sometimes onl

Written by Dr. Lisa Marie Lee   | Image by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay The Illusion of Scarcity: How Systemic Racism Pits Us Against...