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How People of Color Can Experience Grief Differently Than White People

by Alicia Forneret. HuffPost, 3/23/22.

Description

This online article describes the fact that marginalized communities are affected by loss in unique and painful ways. People of color are often grieving a loss of hope and safety in addition to someone’ s life.

Features

Description of the depth of grief, discussion about grief as a shared experience, information about how grief can activate other layers of trauma for people of color

Recommended Audience

Clergy and lay leaders

Cost

Free

Practical Applications

  • Reference this material for accurate information about the experience of grief and trauma in marginalized communities
  • Share the article via the web link to the whole congregation during a difficult time as a way to educate attendees about how grief is not experienced the same by all.
  • Grow compassion by understanding the unprecedented volume of grief, loss, and emotional trauma experienced by Black people.

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