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Racial Trauma

Racial trauma refers to the emotional, psychological, and physiological impact of experiencing or witnessing racism, discrimination, or racial violence. These experiences, whether overt or subtle, can create chronic stress, fear, grief, and harm that live in the body and mind over time. Racial trauma may stem from personal encounters, community-based harm, or historical and systemic oppression, and its effects can be carried across generations.

This blog explores racial trauma with the intention of fostering understanding, resilience, and healing. Through education, reflection, and culturally grounded practices, the articles will move toward racial healing by centering restoration, empowerment, and collective care.

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On Letting Go

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Toxic Relationships

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Setting Boundaries

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It's Okay to Fail

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Say Yes

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“Our bodies hold the trauma of our ancestors. Our bodies hold the trauma of our own lives.”Resmaa Menakem

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