Healing Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome

There are deep wounds that remain unacknowledged and untreated in the African populations that now reside in the Americas and throughout the diaspora that have existed since the invasion, rape, theft and enslavement of our people, our land and culture. We have endured and overcome so much for generations as a people and the learned attitudes and behavior to survive or to suffer less has it's implications that continue in various aspects of our lives and in society today.  We will address the issues, causes, symptoms, and explore positive solutions to find our way to healing and the restoration of Ma'at in our people with Rekhit Kajara Nia Yaa Nebthet and the Ra Sekhi Arts Temple Family co-hosts, Sistar Sa-Kira and Amsapa (Aura Love).  

"Although slavery has long been a part of human history, American chattel slavery represents a case of human trauma incomparable in scope, duration and consequence to any other incidence of human enslavement.” 
- Joy Degruy Leary, Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing