Kenja McCray

Kenja McCray, Assistant Professor of History at Clayton State University, dives into her book, focusing on the pivotal role of women in the Black Power movement. She challenges the male-dominated narrative, highlighting how women’s unique, service-oriented leadership shaped organizations. McCray shares insights from her oral history research, emphasizing the importance of cultural nationalism through art and education. She introduces Qazi leadership, linking past activism to contemporary organizing, revealing invaluable lessons for today's advocates.