Nate Harnett, an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, and Negar Fani, a clinical neuroscientist at Emory University, delve into the intricate relationship between racism and brain health. They discuss how experiencing racism may alter brain activity, linking it to increased risks for conditions like PTSD. The conversation covers the significant health disparities faced by Black communities, the psychological weight of microaggressions, and the urgent need for societal change to address these profound effects. A thought-provoking exploration into the science of trauma and resilience.
