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Collective Trauma and the Recent Riots in the UK

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The recent UK riots have exposed deep-rooted issues of systemic racism, Islamophobia, and collective trauma. These aren’t just isolated events—they’re the result of generations of unresolved pain. In this article, we explore how communities are affected and the steps needed to heal. Let’s dive into the psychological and social impacts, and the path forward.

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Weathering the Storm

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“Black doesn’t crack—or does it? Our melanin may bless us with youthful looks, but the reality is, racism is aging us from the inside out. The stress of navigating a world steeped in systemic racism is literally weathering our bodies, cutting years off our lives. From heart disease to maternal health, we’re facing the toll. It’s time we understand that self-care isn’t just a trend—it’s a necessity for our survival. Join me as we unpack the concept of ‘weathering’ and reclaim our wellness at [myCaroline]. Let’s protect, nurture, and love ourselves—because our lives depend on it.”

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Unveiling Acral Melanoma

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May marks Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and this year, we’re shedding light on acral melanoma – a type often overlooked, especially in black and brown skin. Join us in raising awareness, spotting the signs, and prioritizing skin health for all.

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Racial Disparities in Frontotemporal Dementia Awareness

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Introducing the complex landscape of Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD), a neurodegenerative condition that gained public attention through the recent disclosures of actor Bruce Willis and talk show host Wendy Williams. This short piece explores the intersection of FTD, racial disparities in healthcare, and the critical importance of awareness in addressing these challenges.

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Black Female Social Workers Leading the Anti-Racism Movement

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How a group of black female social workers are using a reflective model of group supervision to provide each other with the tools to challenge racism in their workplaces

The room was packed with black, female social workers, practice educators and lecturers listening and conversing openly, unfiltered.

Within the safety of each other’s company, they spoke of missed promotions, enduring racist remarks from professionals, feeling alienated, their traumas and the barriers they met when creating black female-only spaces.

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