This episode continues the study of the psychological study of the liberation and individuation of the Black Mind. We are taking a look at the book titled "Breaking the Chains of Psychological Slavery" by Dr. Na'im Akbar. In this episode we look at the section of this phenomenal book at how the scars of slavery can be passed down generationally and still have an impact on the social and mental life of African Americans. We look at how slavery may have impacted how we seem to promote “the clown” and entertainment pursuits over intellectual endeavors. Our hope is to be social activists in reframing the Black mind to obtain healing and wholeness. Be sure to check us out on Udemy to learn about the latest E-courses we have to offer.
This month’s feature is Coping with Depression for Minorities. Udemy E-Course: Depression for Minorities www.udemy.com/course/coping-with…CA04236C4D1859AEB1
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