Interracial Practice in the Midst of Change
Abstract
The author discusses changes in race relations in the United States during the last 20 years and ways they have affected psychiatry and psychoanalysis. Of particular importance are: emergence of new black consciousness and surfacing of anti-white anger and white professional responses to them; ways of correcting persisting institutional racism, which has led to racial imbalance and limited interchange among black and white professionals; and the need for self-searching among white professionals.
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