Sisterhood in Education

<p>In Sisterhood in Education Dr. McKea Cooper-Miller brings voice to a powerful truth: the relationships between Black Women Educators and Mentors and Black girls are not just meaningful-they are transformative. Blending personal narratives scholarly knowledge and information and wisdom this book explores how mentorship representation and culturally responsive care can radically shift educational outcomes for Black girls.</p><p>With over 15 years of experience in education and the knowledge grounded in her doctoral research Dr. Cooper-Miller offers a blueprint for affirming healing and liberating learning spaces. Each chapter explores themes such as identity belonging curriculum reform emotional wellness and leadership-while centering the voices and lived experiences of Black women and girls.</p><p>More than a critique Sisterhood in Education is a call to action. It challenges Educators and Mentors school leaders and community members to reimagine mentorship as a sustained action empowered in authenticity cultural pride and care. Whether you are a teacher policymaker mentor or parent this book offers the tools to build a future where every Black girl is seen supported and empowered to lead.</p><p>This is not just a book-it's a movement. Let's build it together.</p>