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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome

Book • 2005

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome is a groundbreaking book that delves into the lasting effects of slavery and racism on African Americans, proposing that these historical traumas have led to a syndrome characterized by low self-esteem, anger, and internalized racism.

Dr. DeGruy argues that healing requires both individual and societal changes to address these deep-seated issues.

Mentioned by

Yolanda Williams

Elizabeth Christophe

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by Lawrence Burney in relation to Kendrick Lamar and the Black experience in America.

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Mentioned by

Cole Cuchna

when discussing multi-generational trauma inflicted by slavery.

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Mentioned by

Questlove

as a book about epigenetic generational trauma being passed on.

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Mentioned by

Yolanda Williams

as a book she is currently reading and reading aloud to her child.

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Recommended by

Angela Rye

, referencing her cousin Mia, to understand the markers carried from ancestors.

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Mentioned by

Pat Ogden

as a book discussing the cognitive dissonance formed by oppressors.

Are We All Traumatized? | Dr. Pat Ogden

Mentioned in the episode description resources as core literature on enduring historical trauma by

Elizabeth Christophe

.

Racial Trauma and the Nervous System: How Chronic Stress Shapes Our Bodies and Culture

Mentioned by

Dr. Lee Brown

as the book written by the keynote speaker from the German Association of Psychiatry.

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