Claiming Forgotten Leadership
Urban EducationPublished 1 December 2000
Sylvia Méndez-Morse
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This article presents examples and research findings that contradict the typical stereotypes of Latina leadership. The idea that Latina superintendents are atypical of their ethnicity and gender is examined for the purpose of claiming Latina leadership legacies. These legacies bring an alternative perspective to the discourse on leadership.
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