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Shades of Urgency: Authors Writing for Change with Dr. Joy DeGruy Author of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
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In this compelling episode of the Shades of Motherhood Network Real Talk, your host Stephanie Courtney sits down with Dr. Joy DeGruy, a renowned expert on historical trauma and post-traumatic slave syndrome.
Dr. DeGruy shares her insights into the deep-seated trauma experienced by A communities as a result of centuries of enslavement and systemic oppression. Drawing from her research and personal experiences, Dr. DeGruy discusses the necessity of acknowledging and understanding this trauma in order to initiate healing and restoration, particularly among black women.
The conversation also covers the importance of history in comprehending present-day challenges and emphasizes the urgency of healing as a pivotal component of improving black maternal health. The episode underscores the theme of 'the urgency for joy and the urgency for healing' in the face of historical and ongoing adversity.
00:53 Dr. DeGruy's Journey into Understanding Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
02:49 Exploring the Historical Trauma and Its Ongoing Impact
04:26 The Challenge of Addressing Black Trauma and Healing
06:14 The Importance of History in Healing and Education
06:43 The Urgency of Healing in Black Maternal Health
10:20 Invitation to Learn and Heal Together
More from Dr. Joy DeGruy:
Visit her website: JoyDeGruy.com
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