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Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome & Jobs

From the plantation to the present, Black Women’s labor has been exploited, and our worth has too often been defined by what we produce. This LIVE conversation dives deep into how that legacy shows up in our jobs today—and the toll it takes on our identities, confidence, and well-being. Drawing from Dr. Joy DeGruy’s groundbreaking book "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America’s Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing" (DeGruy, 2005), we’ll explore how the historical trauma of slavery continues to influence Black Women’s workplace experiences and the barriers to healing. In this conversation, we’ll unpack: Identity and labor: How being brought to this country to exploit our labor still impacts how Black Women connect their jobs to their self-worth and identity. Job titles & self-esteem: What happens when who we are becomes fused with job positions or titles, and the deep cost it has on our mental health. “Vacant self-esteem” & "crabs in a barrel": Why lateral harm and competition between Black Women at work are often symptoms of generational trauma. The “overseer mentality”: How some Black managers act as gatekeepers, keeping other Black employees “in their place” and why this is so painful for our communities. Double-consciousness in the workplace: How constantly viewing ourselves through the lens of white supremacy impacts the way Black Women move through professional spaces. Plantation language: Why so many Black Women refer to their jobs as “the plantation” and stay because of fears about leaving a “good job with good benefits.” Tapping into intuition: How to trust our natural instincts and feelings as survival tools in toxic workplaces. Healing the wound: Tips rooted in Dr. DeGruy’s work This conversation isn’t just about jobs—it’s about breaking chains. If you’ve ever felt trapped in a workplace that chips away at your soul, or questioned why leaving feels like betraying everything you were taught about “good jobs,” this is for you. 📖 Citation: DeGruy, J. (2005). Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America’s Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing. Uptone Press. Panelists: Dr. Orletta Caldwell (https://beyondexisting.com/ IG: @beyondexisting) & Coach Tish (@coachtish) Resources: The 2nd Annual Job Liberation Virtual Summit For Black Women Replay Link: https://2025jobliberationsummit.heysu... 🦋**Join the the Butterfly YouTube Membership Community For Black Women**🦋   / @liftingasweclimbconsulting   2025 Financial Masterclass For Black Women REPLAY https://liftingasweclimbconsulting.th... ✨ Download your FREE Job Liberation Toolkit here: https://tinyurl.com/liberation-toolkit 📧 Email [email protected] to get the link to join the free Job Liberation Community Chat on the Telegram app ➡️ Access my FREE training on how to leave a toxic job here: https://bit.ly/toxic-job-training 💲Purchase the "Save Yourself Masterclass: Channel Your Inner Harriet and Save Yourself From That Hostile Toxic Job With Your Sanity & Your Coins!" Replay: https://liftingasweclimbconsulting.th... ➡️ PURCHASE MY WORKBOOK, Welcome to Your Queendom, to help you reconnect to yourself if you're looking to exit a toxic work environment: https://manifestinghealing.kit.com/pr... ➡️ SUBSCRIBE TO MY FREE NEWSLETTER: https://manifestinghealing.kit.com/ne... ➡️ WATCH MY FREE TRAINING on how to leave a toxic job here: https://manifestinghealing.kit.com/fr... AFFILIATE LINKS: The Gymwrap Workout Headbands (Use code of LIFTING15 for a 15% off) https://thegymwrap.com/?ref=bjccylzn D'IYANU African Clothing (Use code LIFT25 at checkout for 15% off) Shop D'IYANU clothing using my affiliate link here: https://diyanu.myshopify.com/discount... 🚨 Legal Disclaimer: Please note that this video does not provide psychological services or therapy. Dr. Kimani shares personal experiences, offers valuable resources, and provides information to empower Black women who are toxic job survivors. Who am I? Dr. Kimani Norrington-Sands, a Black Woman Licensed Clinical Psychologist and a Toxic Job Survivor with more than 20 years of experience providing mental health and consultation services. I'm on a mission to help Black women leave and heal from toxic jobs. To learn more about my own experiences in a toxic job, watch the videos below in which I am interviewed by Stephanie Perry as well as Glamazini. • Black Women Leaving Toxic Jobs ✌🏾 w/ ... https://www.youtube.com/live/YucMGqDe... 🌿Therapy and Healing Resources: • Watch "How Do You Find a Black Therapist?" https://www.youtube.com/live/5Z1TiYp6... • Therapy For Black Girls: https://therapyforblackgirls.com/ • The Loveland Foundation: https://thelovelandfoundation.org/ 🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/60206426...