Queen Bee Syndrome: Why I Refuse to Be “Little-Sistered” 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 🐝 скачать в хорошем качестве

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Queen Bee Syndrome: Why I Refuse to Be “Little-Sistered” In this video, Dr. Shani Collins Woods, Associate Professor of Social Work, examines Queen Bee Syndrome and how it shows up across professional spaces, families, sororities, church communities, and among Black women faculty. Drawing from lived experience and professional insight, Dr. Shani names the subtle ways control, hierarchy, and proximity are mistaken for support—and how “little sister” roles are used to limit autonomy and growth. This conversation is for women who are choosing discernment, boundaries, and self-respect over shrinking themselves to fit uncomfortable power dynamics. This is about clarity, not conflict—and about refusing roles that no longer align with who you are becoming. #QueenBeeSyndrome #NotYourLittleSister #WomenInLeadership #ProfessionalBoundaries #PowerDynamics #BlackWomenFaculty #BlackWomenInAcademia #BlackWomenLeaders #AcademicLife #FacultyLife #WorkplaceDynamics #ChurchCulture #SororityLife #FamilySystems #WomenSupportingWomen