Abstract

Martha Banks examines her evolving professional life in the context of dynamic intersecting marginalized demographic identities and overcoming challenges to become a leader in two fields: psychology and religion. Her publications and teaching reflect opportunities to pull together multiple interests which continue into her retirement to “renewment,” during which she finds ways to serve as a bridge. She seeks to provide mentoring that was often missing from her training and early career. This article ends with advice for graduate students and early career psychologists, as well as a challenge to repair recent damage to social justice accomplishments of the past four centuries.

摘要

玛莎班克斯在动态交叉的边缘化人口身份和克服挑战成为两个领域的领导者的背景下审视了她不断发展的职业生涯：心理学和宗教。她的出版物和教学反映了将多种兴趣集中在一起的机会，这些兴趣一直持续到她退休后的“更新”，在此期间，她找到了充当桥梁的方法。她寻求提供在她的培训和早期职业生涯中经常缺失的指导。本文以对研究生和早期职业心理学家的建议结尾，以及修复最近对过去四个世纪的社会正义成就造成的损害的挑战。