Black women are the highest educated group of employees in the workforce, but continue to earn $.67 for every dollar a white man earns and none hold the coveted position of CEO on the Fortune 500 list. If they are doing all of the right things based on what they are told is required to earn career success, why are they being left behind?
In Working While Black, Dr. Tana Sessions explains that many of the unfortunate disadvantages faced by black women are actually the reasons why black women are the largest and fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs...