PublisHER by Dr. Ollie L. Jefferson

Ollie L. Jefferson, Ph.D., is an international author and publisHER of several books, articles, and stage plays. Dr. Jefferson created and coined "publisHER" as an expression to identify culturally sensitive and conscious women publisHERs.
Her research shows how narratives can change when culturally sensitive and conscious creators tell their own stories.
To contextualize and theorize representation research in a productive way, she coined the term "exemplary representations" and formed the theoretical concept and model published in her monograph, African American Women in the Oprah Winfrey Network's Queen Sugar Drama: Exemplary Representations on Screen and Behind the Scenes. Exemplary representation models are examples or exemplars concerned with identifying solutions to problems for social and systemic change. For example, the positionality of culturally sensitive and conscious decision-makers countering on screen and stage stereotypes behind the scenes.
 
Dr. Jefferson created philosopHER, teacHER, preacHER, and publisHER as expressions to identify women who model cultural sensitivity and consciousness in her new selection of books.
 
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