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EPISODE · May 27, 2024 · 1H 1M

Twice the Dissertation, All of our Respect: dr. monique liston’s Liberatory Grad School Journey

from The Color of Success: The Black Academic Experience · host Brianna and 'Malitšitso

In this episode, dr. monique liston, Founder and Chief Strategist of Ubuntu Research and Evaluation, candidly shares her experiences as a Black PhD student. She recounts the heartbreaking moment when she was told her dissertation defense would not proceed, forcing her to essentially write two dissertations. Despite these challenges, dr. liston persevered and built a successful consulting business based on her groundbreaking research. She also provides insight into the competitiveness and toxicity that can permeate academic environments, particularly for Black scholars, and how she ultimately overcame these obstacles. Listeners will be inspired by dr. liston's story of resilience, determination, and the unwavering pursuit of excellence.

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