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Public Talk - Black Professionals and the Limits of Racialized Self-Management in the Neoliberal Workplace

Dr. Ifeanyi Ukpabi, Post-Doctoral Fellow, St. Louis Anchor Action Network, and Affilaite Faculty at UMSL Dept of Sociology.

While many black professionals understood that their merits could earn them success in their workplaces, they repeatedly acknowledged that their racial status would present difficulties in climbing the corporate ladder. To address this concern, Black professionals doubled down on racialized self-management practices to challenge racial ideologies that diminish their value in the workplace.

This research complicates DEI efforts by arguing that racial equity initiatives must work in tandem with the reevaluation of profit-centered stratified labor relations to ensure meaningful inclusion for Black employees.

Thursday, December 1, 2022 at 4:00pm to 5:00pm

Political Science Conference Room, SSB 344 UMSL North Campus

Event Type

Lectures, Seminars and Presentations

Target Audience

Faculty, Staff and Retirees, Alumni and Friends, General Public, Undergraduate Students, Graduate Students

Department
Arts and Sciences
Contact Name

Jim Craig

Contact Phone

6037

Contact Email

craigjr@umsl.edu

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