ABSTRACT
This article offers an exploration of the psychological impact of race-driven adversities on Black youth. Sociological data and psychoanalytic perspectives are outlined to contextualize the often less-than-good-enough outcomes for Black youth across all developmental domains. Emphasis is placed on understanding the intrapsychic processes observed in response to race-driven adversities and the therapeutic challenges to addressing the conflicts and compromises.
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