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 +1. How does the institution's tendency to isolate African-American patients reflect underlying racist motivations? - Joey Welch
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 +2. The fetishization of the physical stature of African-American patients is extremely alarming. -Joey Welch
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 +1. Were some of the options for patients such as gardening and creating things a common part of treatment for patients? — Ruth Curran
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 +2. Did the doctors use practices such as having the patient engage in hobbies and create things to help “cure” the patient or to manage them? — Ruth Curran
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 1. The intersection between race and psychiatry treatment seems quite stereotypical of US treatment of black people in America. Does this connection demonstrate a broader theme within the medical community?-Margie Jones 1. The intersection between race and psychiatry treatment seems quite stereotypical of US treatment of black people in America. Does this connection demonstrate a broader theme within the medical community?-Margie Jones
 2. Was it just schizophrenia that had racial undertones or was it other psychosis mental illness as well?-Margie Jones  2. Was it just schizophrenia that had racial undertones or was it other psychosis mental illness as well?-Margie Jones 
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 2. Perhaps I’m putting too much stock in the old saying “idle hands make the devil’s work,” but with the discussion of riots in relation to idleness, my mind was cast back to the very religiously influenced moral treatment. I wonder then, does its mention here represent a continuity of religious influence in institutions, or is this an aberration in what was typically secular practice. -RM 2. Perhaps I’m putting too much stock in the old saying “idle hands make the devil’s work,” but with the discussion of riots in relation to idleness, my mind was cast back to the very religiously influenced moral treatment. I wonder then, does its mention here represent a continuity of religious influence in institutions, or is this an aberration in what was typically secular practice. -RM
  
 +1. How impactful was non restraint methods to cure patients? (engaging in activities)
  
 +2. Does pseudoscience still play a role in the world of mental illness treatment today based on the practices described in the book?
  
  
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