In shouts and whispers: Paradoxes facing women of colour in organizations [Book Review]

Journal of Business Ethics 16 (9):891-897 (1997)
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This paper draws attention to issues of race and gender and their intersections. The choices faced by women of colour are framed as a series of paradoxes that need to be acknowledged, if not resolved. The implications of a paradoxical perspective for research on race and gender are explored

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