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The Black Lives Matter Movement: A Call to Action for Couple and Family Therapists.

The frequent police killings during the COVID‐19 pandemic forced a reckoning among Americans from all backgrounds and propelled the Black Lives Matter movement into a global force. This manuscript addresses major issues to aid practitioners in the effective treatment of African Americans via the len...

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Publicado en:Family Process Vol. 59; no. 4; pp. 1374 - 1389
Autores principales: Kelly, Shalonda, Jeremie‐Brink, Gihane, Chambers, Anthony L., Smith‐Bynum, Mia A.
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Dec2020
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          Kelly, Shalonda
          Jeremie‐Brink, Gihane
          Chambers, Anthony L.
          Smith‐Bynum, Mia A.
        affil: Rutgers The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick NJ, USA
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          Couples Counseling
          Racial Equality
          African Americans Psychosocial Factors
          Racism Prevention and Control
          Family Therapy
          COVID-19 Pandemic
          Social Justice
          Discrimination
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        The frequent police killings during the COVID‐19 pandemic forced a reckoning among Americans from all backgrounds and propelled the Black Lives Matter movement into a global force. This manuscript addresses major issues to aid practitioners in the effective treatment of African Americans via the lens of Critical Race Theory and the Bioecological Model. We place the impacts of racism on Black families in historical context and outline the sources of Black family resilience. We critique structural racism embedded in all aspects of psychology and allied fields. We provide an overview of racial socialization and related issues affecting the parenting decisions in Black families, as well as a detailed overview of impacts of structural racism on couple dynamics. Recommendations are made for engaging racial issues in therapy, providing emotional support and validation to couples and families experiencing discrimination and racial trauma, and using Black cultural strengths as therapeutic resources.
        Resumen: Las frecuentes muertes a manos de la policía durante la pandemia de la COVID‐19 obligaron a los estadounidenses de todos los orígenes a hacer una evaluación e impulsaron el movimiento Black Lives Matter hasta convertirlo en una fuerza mundial. Este manuscrito aborda las cuestiones principales con el fin de ayudar a los profesionales en el tratamiento eficaz de los afroestadounidenses desde la perspectiva de la teoría crítica de la raza y el modelo bioecológico. Ubicamos los efectos del racismo en las familias negras en un contexto histórico y describimos las fuentes de resiliencia de estas familias. Analizamos el racismo estructural incorporado en todos los aspectos de la psicología y en áreas afines. Ofrecemos un resumen de la socialización racial y de cuestiones relacionadas que afectan las decisiones de crianza en las familias negras, así como un panorama detallado de los efectos del racismo estructural en la dinámica de pareja. Se dan recomendaciones para integrar las cuestiones raciales en la terapia, brindar apoyo emocional y validación a parejas y familias que sufren discriminación y trauma racial, y usar las ventajas culturales de las personas de color como recursos terapéuticos.
        摘要: 在COVID‐19大流行期间, 频繁发生的警察杀人事件迫使来自各种背景的美国人进行反思, 并推动"黑人的命也是命"运动成为了一股全球力量。本文通过批判种族理论和生物生态模型的视角, 论述了如何帮助心理治疗从业者有效治疗非裔美国人方面的相关重大问题。我们将种族主义对黑人家庭的影响置于历史的背景下, 并概述了黑人家庭复原力的来源。我们批判了根植于心理学和相关领域各个方面的结构性种族主义。我们提供了种族社会化和影响黑人家庭育儿决定的相关问题的概述, 并详细概述了结构性种族主义对伴侣之间的动态的影响。本文提出了一些建议, 以便在治疗中处理种族问题, 向遭受歧视和种族创伤的伴侣和家庭提供情感支持和确认, 并利用黑人的文化优势作为治疗资源。
      pubtype: Academic Journal
      doctype: Journal Article
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    language: English
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