Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome

Book • 2005

Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome is a groundbreaking book that delves into the lasting effects of slavery and racism on African Americans, proposing that these historical traumas have led to a syndrome characterized by low self-esteem, anger, and internalized racism.

Dr. DeGruy argues that healing requires both individual and societal changes to address these deep-seated issues.

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