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Black Pain It Just Looks Like We're Not Hurting

Terrie Williams

A successful woman entrepreneur addresses the taboo of depression that pervades African-American culture, drawing on her own experiences of suffering and recovery while counseling readers from all walks of life on how to overcome cycles of denial and psychological pain. 150,000 first printing.

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The hosts referenced the book while discussing police‑brutality videos and the ongoing emotional toll on Black Americans, citing the author's insights on the community's pain. They highlighted how the title illuminates the mental strain caused by constant exposure to such incidents. The overall tone was informative, using the book as context rather than a strong endorsement.

Episode: Bringing a Nation Together

It was mentioned in the context of the video of Philando Castile's death, and how for many African Americans, watching such videos is a difficult experience.

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This is not going to be one of those scenarios where a black man is killed and I don't have any way to shape it in any way, do you know?

That was my set. She was fighting.

They're a myriad of thoughts that must have come through his mind. I don't have any option. I'm a black man in this country and a bullet could take me down at any second for no reason.

Doesn't justify. Definitely doesn't justify it.

Episode: Bringing a Nation Together

It was mentioned that Terry Williams, the author of 'Black Pain', had commented on the racial tensions surrounding the shootings, particularly how the constant exposure to these events could be emotionally damaging.

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She was a woman on fire.

This is not going to be one of those scenarios where a black man is killed and I don't have any way to shape it in any way, do you know?

They're a myriad of thoughts that must have come through his mind. I don't have any option. I'm a black man in this country and a bullet could take me down at any second for no reason.

Doesn't justify. Definitely doesn't justify it.

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