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The Glass Cliff Effect and Why Black Women Leaders Are Often Last In, First Out
Earlier this month, Claudine Gay's resignation as the first Black woman to serve as president of Harvard sent shockwaves throughout the country, igniting conversations about the role that Black women play as both shield and target for elite institutions. However, for many Black women, Dr. Gay's resignation did not come as a surprise - and it's not the beginning or end of an important conversation. Many of us are all too familiar with the inevitable reality of the "glass cliff effect," in which Black women are picked to lead institutions or organizations when they are on the brink of collapse or in dire straits. The setup then contributes to the paradox of "last in, first out," wherein Blac

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