Introduction : re-envisioning leadership in the postindustrial era -- 1. Visions of leadership in traditional (white masculine) and (white) feminine leadership approaches : a review and critique -- 2. A meaning-centered approach to leadership in the postindustrial era : a critical feminist perspective -- 3. The seeds of a tradition of leadership : resisting discourses of "black women as fallen womanhood/black women as 'natural' laborers" during U.S.-institutionalized slavery -- 4. Forging a tradition of leadership : resisting discourses of "black women as marginal workers" from legal emancipation through the civil rights movement -- 5. Re-envisioning instrumentality as collaboration -- 6. Embracing duality in leadership practice : re-envisioning control as empowerment and community building -- 7. Organizational leadership communication in the 21st century : toward inclusive leadership theory, research, and practice -- App. A. Interview protocols.