The Room That Showed Up
What Sixty People on a Tuesday Night Told Me About the Argument I Have Been Making for Twenty Years
Revolutionary Leadership
I research how Black women actually lead. The book, Revolutionary Leadership: A Power Playbook for Black Women and the podcast, Revolutionary Leadership with Dr. Kerry Mitchell Brown, are both available at revolutionarylead.com.
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We Are Not Defined by How Long We Can Endure
Issue 5 of 5. Endurance is not the measure of Black women's leadership. Sustainability is. The closing finding of the longitudinal research series.
What We Built: A Season of Blueprints
Season 1 finale synthesis. Across 14 guest conversations and one solo, what Season 1 made visible about Black women's leadership architecture.
We Were Never Meant to Do This Alone
Issue 3 of 5. Why 'find a mentor' is the wrong advice. The four-quadrant relationship ecosystem Black women's advancement actually requires.
The Integration Revolution: Leading with the 4 C's w/ Dr. Arameh Anvarizadeh
Dr. Arameh Anvarizadeh on the 4 C's — Community, Connection, Coalition Building, Courage — and what the Integration Revolution requires of leaders.
The Visibility Paradox
Issue 2 of 5. Why external visibility weakly predicts internal promotion for Black women. What the longitudinal data shows about what actually drives it.
What I Found in Twenty Years of Data — and Why It Changes Everything
Issue 1 of 5. What longitudinal research surfaced about Black women's leadership across two decades of systemic, professional, and personal change.
The Quiet Fight: Diaspora Accountability and the Architecture of BossLadyShip with Dr. Suzanne Morrison-Williams
Dr. Suzanne Morrison-Williams on the Jamaican matriarchy, the privilege of the accent, and what diaspora accountability requires once you see the system.
What the Research Actually Showed
The findings that contradicted every piece of career advice. Inside the longitudinal research behind Revolutionary Leadership by Dr. Kerry Mitchell Brown.
What Black Women Are Writing to Me
Five months in. Three patterns. None of them are what I expected.