A Conversation on Racial Trauma with Resmaa Menakem - Boston College School of Social Work

Resmaa Menakem, a social worker and leading voice on racial trauma, spoke to the Boston College community virtually on March 25 about his framework for understanding racial trauma and his vision for a pathway to healing and systemic change.
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[@victoriahangula382]

This talk was a reminder that's that the pepertrstors did not know about our true nature nothing can destroy us human beings becouse we are spirit the knower & not the bodycolor. I am a retired social workers who served war veterans of the national liberstion struggle. This talk is a healing for all those who serve as vessels to contain the heat of unjustly identified. 1million gratitude to the team working to make a difference in future generation. Thank you for sharing. 😊😊😊

[@farmertomas]

I really like when he says, 'The teaching piece is an embodied piece.' Thanks for this.

[@S4vh55hdci]

A breath of fresh air. So glad Resmaa is speaking out. It's about time!

[@Homoclite]

The old Indian dude and Kathleen need to have an experienced psychologist who specializes in neurolinguistics read their body language and put them on full blast mode. Both are suspect RACISTS in my opinion. And good ole RACIST BOSTON...no surprise! No thanks! Great interview though! Resmaa Menakem is fantastic!

[@imnotimpressed420]

Come to Jonesborough, Tennessee and get a good dose of racial abuse but don't expect the mental health system to acknowledge racial trauma in Washington County, TN... It's like 80 years behind the times in Jonesborough / Johnson City, TN