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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
2. Was it just schizophrenia that had racial undertones or was it other psychosis mental illness as well?-Margie Jones 

1. According to Metzl, in what ways are new idea about what schizophrenia means/what counts as "acting schizophrenic" influencing popular views and how are they influenced by popular views? - Morgan

2. How do the ideas about diagnosis discussed in this text compare to how diagnosis is discussed in //Girl, Interrupted?// - Morgan

1. How much of the remains of schizophrenia as a "black disease" can still be seen today? -RJ

2. How harmful was the lowering classifications of criminally insane, and the reclassification of them as just insane? P12 -RJD

1. It’s interesting to note how the role of gender changes within the new edition of DSM-II from DSM-I and within some of the conditions of disorders as described by professionals at this time. -Jake M

2. Another fascinating thing is that the author states that Ionia had a shifting racial and gender demographic just like the shifts that were taking place in Detroit. -Jake M