Understanding the phenomenon of intersectionality of black female attorneys in South Africa

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socioeconomic

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Sas

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University of Pretoria

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This dataset includes transcriptions of the semi-structured interviews for a qualitative study based on intersectionality.

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150310 Organisation and Management Theory FOS: Economics and business FOS: Economics and business 150311 Organisational Behaviour

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