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QL16: The Dr. Leah Hollis Interview

QL16: The Dr. Leah Hollis Interview

Update: 2020-03-30
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In this episode diversity training consultant and leadership studies professor Dr. Leah Hollis discusses her workplace bullying and colorism study





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Summary





Episode Length





1:00:56





Topics Covered





16





References Made





27





Topics Discussed





Dr. Leah Hollis on challenges consulting corporations





In part 1 Dr. Hollis briefly outlines some of the challenges that her minority and woman owned company faces when she consults for corporations





Dr. Leah Hollis on studying the workplace





In part 2 Dr. Hollis explains her motivation for studying and suggesting ways to create a healthier workplace





Dr. Leah Hollis on integration





In part 3 Dr. Hollis briefly discusses if the concept of integration and its effects were discussed between herself and her parents since they held roles that promoted desegregation in the public school and collegiate systems in Pennsylvania





Dr. Leah Hollis on workplace diversity





In part 4 Dr. Hollis defines diversity training and elaborates on what it would like in the workplace





Dr. Leah Hollis on workplace bullying





In part 5 Dr. Hollis defines bullying and elaborates on how it is practiced in the workplace





Dr. Leah Hollis on colorism





In part 6 Dr. Hollis defines colorism and briefly elaborates on how pervasive the phenom is throughout the world





Dr. Leah Hollis on study sample size





In part 7 Dr. Hollis discusses the sample size of her study and briefly describes the difference between black and African American





Dr. Leah Hollis on protected classes





In part 8 Dr. Hollis discusses color as a protected class within the 1964 civil rights act





Dr. Leah Hollis on workplace promotions





In part 9 Dr. Hollis discusses the employment advancement of darker skin people compared to lighter skin people and who is most responsible for the disparities





Dr. Leah Hollis on the education gap





In part 10 Dr. Hollis provides a historical context for the educational gap seen between darker skin and lighter skin black people





Dr. Leah Hollis on complexion





In part 11 Dr. Hollis discusses the names of complexions and their possible origination





Dr. Hollis on how to counter bullying at work





In part 12 Dr. Hollis discusses suggestions for countering bullying in the workplace from an employer’s, employee and bystander’s perspective





Dr. Hollis on friends at work





In part 13 Dr. Hollis discusses if black people should consider themselves as being a part of family when joining a company





Dr. Hollis on work and social media





In part 14 Dr. Hollis discusses suggestions for how to manage your social media presence and keep your job





Dr. Hollis on company outings





In part 15 Dr. Hollis discusses suggestions for how to deal with company outings and business travel





Dr. Hollis on negotiating raises





In part 16 Dr. Hollis discusses suggestions for how to prepare and successfully negotiate raises with your employer





References/resources mentioned





Dr. Hollis





academia.edu





America’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities: A Narrative History, 1837-2009





Bobby Lovett





Brown Paper Bag / Blue Vein Test





Civil Rights Act of 1964





Compton College





Diversity Training Consultants / Patricia Berkly LLC





Frank Blackington





Glassdoor





Johnstown, PA





Lessons from Bandura’s Bobo Doll Experiments: Leadership’s Deliberate Indifference
Exacerbates Workplace Bullying in Higher Education





Malcolm X





Morehouse College





Nova





PHRC





Rockefeller





Routledge





Spelman College





Stale Einarsen





Tahiti





University of Bergen





Host





Dr. Francis Cress Welsing





Gucci





Hair Penalties





LinkedIn





Morgan State University





The 48 Laws of Power


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