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 2. Considering all these sources on PTSD, I was curious what the class thought about the argument that African-Americans in 2021 can face PTSD due to ancestral slavery. The logic is relatively complicated but revolves around extreme trauma leading to an epigenetic "expression" of anxiety disorder in slaves, which still disproportionately affects their great (x3) grandchildren today. 2. Considering all these sources on PTSD, I was curious what the class thought about the argument that African-Americans in 2021 can face PTSD due to ancestral slavery. The logic is relatively complicated but revolves around extreme trauma leading to an epigenetic "expression" of anxiety disorder in slaves, which still disproportionately affects their great (x3) grandchildren today.
  
-3. With the U.S. having such seemingly unique historical events/moments (deinstitutionalization, the war on drugs, etc.), do you believe our attitude toward mental health is completely singular compared to other countries? Why or why not? What nations might come to mind as potential examples?+3. With the U.S. having such seemingly unique historical events/moments (deinstitutionalization, the war on drugs, etc.), do you believe our attitude toward mental health is completely singular compared to other nations? Why or why not? What countries come to mind as potential examples?
  
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