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Black women are frequently hired or promoted to leadership positions within companies during times of crisis, with the expectation that they will address and resolve the issues. Companies often rush to diversify their staff and implement diversity and inclusion initiatives when the nation is forced to confront the problems of racism. However, the pressure and expectations placed on black women in these positions can be overwhelming, leading to burnout or failure. Researchers have termed this phenomenon the "glass cliff."
Artwork Title: The Glass Cliff Medium: Analog Collage Width: 11 inches Height: 14 inches Materials: Bristol paper, Paper from magazines, Paper from book, Glue © Tamiko Greene. Artworks cannot be reproduced and distributed without permission.
*The intentional distressing on the Bristol paper adds to its overall artistic effect.
