“... ole boy network" in their school systems. They recognized the importance of "mentors," "visibility...”
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“... that introduced most contractors to more lucrative prospects. More importantly, the White “good ole’ boy” networks...”
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“... their authority is questioned or challenged, 2) experience exclusion from the good ole boy social networks, 3...”
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“... solely on race are minimal. Lack of mentors, lack of sponsors, and exclusion from the ole' boys/girls...”
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“... showed that structures were important factors in recruiting and advancing female leaders, while the ’ole...”
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“... in negotiating politics within the male dominated “ole boys” system, and exclusion from the informal...”
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