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The Association of Black Psychologists, Inc. (ABPsi) invited us to the 57th Annual International Convention in Baltimore, Maryland, at Morgan State University. This year’s theme, “The Illumination: Freeing the African...
On September 10th, my son asked, “Is anyone afraid that we are flying to New York tomorrow?” My wife and I looked at each other. “No, we’ll be fine,” replied...
Dr. Frantz Fanon’s Black Skin, White Masks remains one of the most influential examinations of the psychological consequences of racism, colonialism, and imposed identity. When Fanon first published the book...
World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10 “Be strong.” “Keep going.” “Do not let people see you break.” These words can sound like care to many black people. These words can...
In the beginning there was fracture, self split from self, the mind taught to bow to a mirror that was never ours, and truth arrived pre-measured, cut to fit another...
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