Broken silence: opening your heart and mind to therapy : a black woman's recovery guide
2003 · 207 pagine · Ballantine Books · ISBN 9780345446442
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For too many years, African American women have suffered in silence under the dual oppressions of racism and sexism. Expected to care for others before they care for themselves, forced to deal alone with emotional and physical abuse, black women have turned stress and rage inward--with devastating consequences.
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