Cultural Psychology, Historical Trauma, and Native Americans (Joe Gone)

Dr. Joseph P. Gone discusses the issue of historical trauma. Historical trauma is defined as a collective, intergenerational experience that can compound over time afflicting generations of people.
In this feature interview on Montana Evening Edition with reporter Edward O'Brien, Dr. Gone--an enrolled member of Montana's Gros Ventre tribe--shares his thoughts about the concept and how it applies to Native Americans.
The interview originally aired on Montana Public Radio on February 19, 2010. (Learn more at: gonetowar.com/)

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funny compared to holocaust just a scratch compared to what happened to my people were talking about a whole country of us almost hunted n killed to extinction dont make me laugh.

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A RED SKIN PROBLEM a former president words.