“It is very important to dissect if you are a part of the culture or race group being affected or whether you are an ally or an advocate. You have to break it down to look at the actual pain, the cause, and the triggers all at the same time.” - Dr. Lisseth London

Knowing that race is a social construct doesn’t make the global impact of racism disappear into thin air. It’s really just the first step in the journey of understanding how our history still has an effect on the health of communities of people who the construct was created to exploit and oppress.
In this episode, Dr. Jpop is joined by Dr. Lisseth London, an international trauma specialist and founder of Lisseth London Global Consulting. 
Dr. London enlightens us on what racial and trans-generational trauma is, who it impacts, what it means to be trauma-informed, and the necessity of facing the painful aspects of history so that it is not repeated.
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