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Ish Gebor
Member # 18264
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Why Black People Act The Way They Do Dr. Joy deGruy Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlJS3gvuY94
 
Ethan
Member # 22258
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So she's claiming black people have a mental problem?
 
Ish Gebor
Member # 18264
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quote:
Originally posted by Ethan:
So she's claiming black people have a mental problem?

Yes, some more than others.
 
eMallo
Member # 22986
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Ignorance..
 
Tukuler
Member # 19944
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Haven't watched the vid so don't know how they spun it.
But yes, its known for some time.
The effects of generations of slavery resulted in psyche mmaladjusments.
Especially the male-female dynamic and so, the family.
Residuals of Hellacross ship rapes in particular and Colorline Era sexual abuses.


quote:
Originally posted by Ish Gebor:
Why Black People Act The Way They Do Dr. Joy deGruy P=
ost Traumatic Slave Syndrome


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlJS3gvuY94


 
the lioness,
Member # 17353
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KEY PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR REFLECTIVE OF POST TRAUMATIC SLAVE SYNDROME

Vacant Esteem
Insufficient development of what Dr. DeGruy refers to as primary esteem, along with feelings of hopelessness, depression and a general self destructive outlook.

Marked Propensity for Anger and Violence
Extreme feelings of suspicion perceived negative motivations of others. Violence against self, property and others, including the members of one’s own group, i.e. friends, relatives, or acquaintances.

Racist Socialization and (internalized racism)
Learned Helplessness,
literacy deprivation,
distorted self-concept, antipathy or aversion for the following:

The members of ones own identified cultural/ethnic group,

The mores and customs associated ones own identified cultural/ethnic heritage,

The physical characteristics of ones own identified cultural/ethnic group.
 
Ish Gebor
Member # 18264
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quote:
Originally posted by eMallo:
Ignorance..

You obviously don't know a thing about psychology.

Perhaps you know more about socioeconomics and economy?

So explain why the socioeconomic conditions haven't changed for the vast majority Black Americans, since the abolishment of slavery?
 
Ish Gebor
Member # 18264
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quote:
Originally posted by the lioness,:
KEY PATTERNS OF BEHAVIOR REFLECTIVE OF POST TRAUMATIC SLAVE SYNDROME

Vacant Esteem
Insufficient development of what Dr. DeGruy refers to as primary esteem, along with feelings of hopelessness, depression and a general self destructive outlook.

Marked Propensity for Anger and Violence
Extreme feelings of suspicion perceived negative motivations of others. Violence against self, property and others, including the members of one’s own group, i.e. friends, relatives, or acquaintances.

Racist Socialization and (internalized racism)
Learned Helplessness,
literacy deprivation,
distorted self-concept, antipathy or aversion for the following:

The members of ones own identified cultural/ethnic group,

The mores and customs associated ones own identified cultural/ethnic heritage,

The physical characteristics of ones own identified cultural/ethnic group.

This was a very intelligent evaluation.

We now know that psychological and socioeconomic factors play part in the ancestry / heritage one has.
 
zarahan- aka Enrique Cardova
Member # 15718
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So explain why the socioeconomic conditions haven't changed for the vast majority Black Americans, since the abolishment of slavery?

Can't say I agree with this Ish. Socio-economic conditions have
changed on several measures- income, health, educational etc.
Let's take education- compare the number of educated blacks today to what
prevailed in 1865.
Or let's take life expectancy. It is much higher today than in 1865.
https://my.vanderbilt.edu/f13afdevfilm/2013/09/united-states-comparison-civil-war-and-sierra-leone/
Too broad brush a statement.
 



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