Silence And Racism In The Dyad By Daseta Gray
By Daseta Gray Racism is embedded in our world and in all facets of academia, and the institution of Psychoanalysis is not immune.
Urban Kids Journeys Free Virtual Baby And Wee Session With Harlem’s Daseta Gray
Urban Kids Journeys welcomes you to an exciting (and free!) Baby and Wee Zoom Session for families with children 0 to age 3, this Saturday, August 1st from 11 am-12 pm!
Sexual Violence Began Once Africans Were Kidnapped (4 Of 4)
By Daseta Gray In 1492, Italian explorer Christopher Columbus landed in what is now the Bahamas.
How Enslavers Silenced Black Bodies Of The Enslaved Physically, As The Enslaved Yelled On The Inside (3 Of 4)
There are many books about the experiences of the enslaved however, there has not been an in-depth analysis of the psyches of the brutal white men and women who, for centuries, operated a system of brutality while they took away the voices of their captives.
How Enslavers Silenced Black Bodies Of The Enslaved Physically, As The Enslaved Yelled On The Inside (2 Of 4)
By Daseta Gray Many enslaved African infants and toddlers were forcibly separated from their mothers for years without the opportunity to develop an ego which prevented them from developing a healthy relationship with internal objects.
How Enslavers Silenced Black Bodies Of The Enslaved Physically, As The Enslaved Yelled On The Inside (1 Of 4)
By Daseta Gray At its best Psychoanalysis is about courage, the courage to explore uncomfortable terrain. The analyst and the analysand embark on a journey together.
Op-Ed: How Personal And Societal Issues Intersect The Effect Of Shame From Harlem To Harare
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