Add to ORKGThere is a race-linked wound in the human psyche that requires healing, an age-old wound that has been festering since human beings became aware of being aware. The race-linked wound is related to humanity’s past and present inability to comprehend and to appreciate perceived human distinctions and differences at individual and collective levels. It is also related to humanity’s attempt to make meaning out of its awareness of and experience with light and dark. The ultimate culprits are fear—fear of differences (otherness), intimacy (closeness), the unknown (unfamiliar or new) or vulnerability (death or annihilation)--and a mechanistic tendency to reduce people to objects
This contribution addresses the issue of reduction of dehumanization of Black people-- a group that ...
This article examines the multigenerational transmission process of healing social cultural wounds w...
Is science fiction a viable therapeutic mode of healing for communities of color? The continued oppr...
As the intersection of race and gender is a feat for the strong Black man and strong Black woman, th...
There is a deep yearning at play in the United States and the world to heal what I have called the r...
During these unsettling times, many hearts and minds require healing, particularly in regard to race...
When the topic of race is breached the emotions expressed can range from extreme feelings of guilt t...
Racism has held a prominent place in much of psychology discourse, but humanistic psychology may not...
The past century has shown that human beings are capable of genocidal destruction of millions of oth...
Why do humans heal one another? Evolutionary psychology has advanced our understanding of why humans...
The habitual nature of racial microaggressions (subtle, frequent, and negative slights that communic...
On the planet, there is a need to heal race-linked wounds, particularly anti-black race-linked wound...
Historical collective trauma is embedded in the shared consciousness of a collective, which can be c...
This is a poem reflecting on the current human conditions in the USA, India-China conflict, racism, ...
The concept of "race" and consequently of racism is not a recent phenomenon, although it had profoun...
This contribution addresses the issue of reduction of dehumanization of Black people-- a group that ...
This article examines the multigenerational transmission process of healing social cultural wounds w...
Is science fiction a viable therapeutic mode of healing for communities of color? The continued oppr...
As the intersection of race and gender is a feat for the strong Black man and strong Black woman, th...
There is a deep yearning at play in the United States and the world to heal what I have called the r...
During these unsettling times, many hearts and minds require healing, particularly in regard to race...
When the topic of race is breached the emotions expressed can range from extreme feelings of guilt t...
Racism has held a prominent place in much of psychology discourse, but humanistic psychology may not...
The past century has shown that human beings are capable of genocidal destruction of millions of oth...
Why do humans heal one another? Evolutionary psychology has advanced our understanding of why humans...
The habitual nature of racial microaggressions (subtle, frequent, and negative slights that communic...
On the planet, there is a need to heal race-linked wounds, particularly anti-black race-linked wound...
Historical collective trauma is embedded in the shared consciousness of a collective, which can be c...
This is a poem reflecting on the current human conditions in the USA, India-China conflict, racism, ...
The concept of "race" and consequently of racism is not a recent phenomenon, although it had profoun...
This contribution addresses the issue of reduction of dehumanization of Black people-- a group that ...
This article examines the multigenerational transmission process of healing social cultural wounds w...
Is science fiction a viable therapeutic mode of healing for communities of color? The continued oppr...