November/December 2015
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America's Conversation about Race
What Do Therapists Have to Say?
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Editor's Note
This issue of the Networker is an attempt to explore what we can contribute as a profession to the “conversation about race,” which, as lame and ungainly as the phrase often sounds, keeps heating up around us, even as most of us have done our best to ignore it. The intent is not somehow to analyze racism as yet another clinical problem that we can solve through our good intentions, insight, and therapeutic ingenuity, but to recognize the hard and uncomfortable truth of how racist oppression, explicit or implicit, doesn’t just harm “them.” Ultimately, it harms us all.
The View From Black America
Listening to the Untold Stories
Black Unlike Me
Some Uncomfortable Reflections on Growing Up White
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Community Mental Health Today
Encompassing the Big & the Small
Lessons from the Love Lab
The Science of Couples Therapy