Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing Paperback – September 11, 2017

This is a very good book. It gives a very insightful culturally appropriate view toward understanding a viewpoint from another persons perspective!

This is some intense and easily consumed deep reading material, compelling us to gaze uncomfortably at and into the unflattering challenges which continue to face the African-American collective "Community," and delves head-on into examining & explaining how the "HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE" of Black People in the United States, those who were the unfortunate descendants of the Trans-Atlantic African Slave Trade, has both simultaneously "Strengthened" and "Hindered" hindered life for this segment of the North American population across the Generations, to where many of its effects are still being felt even to this very Day.This is a powerful companion to Dr. Carol Anderson's excellent book on on the Societal struggles of Blacks in America - "WHITE RAGE: The Unspoken Truth Of Our Racial Divide"

Good book

Mental health and history goes hand and hand

Very informative! Highly recommended

Let keep our history alive.

Well researched but is definitely a controversial view. Still worth reading.

Ordered this book because I was curious about how post-traumatic slave syndrome would be present in today’s time so many generations later. I was very surprised at how true it was and how it plagues future generations.