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Why Calling Marginalized People “Resilient” Is Not A Compliment

Anmol Irfan

August 7, 2023

“Resilient” has evolved into a word used too broadly by media to describe survivors of trauma and oppression, complicating its meaning.

Identity Media & Culture

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Understanding Intergenerational Trauma

Team ARD

November 4, 2020

Suppressed below the surface, traumatic memories endure not only within survivors but also within the second generation that they helped save.

Health

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Why Calling Marginalized People “Resilient” Is Not A Compliment

Understanding Intergenerational Trauma

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